I found how to get to her now
I'll whisper in her ear when she's asleep
And beg her to love me
When the morning comes she'll never know

'Cause right now I think I'm on my way out
I've been tying bells to window screens
So I can hear her leave in the morning
But it never helps and I never know

Where you like to go when your all alone
And why you can't be reached, does anybody know?
Breaking up again, are you listening
To anything I've said?

Tell me where you are
And I'll find you
Tell me what it takes to see this through
Tell me what it takes to get to you
And I'll be there waiting

She sees through any move that I use
See I've been falling head over her heels
So when she disappears she knows I'll be here waiting up
So I'll vow the moment that she leaves town
Yeah, I'll be hopping trains to get away and try to save face
But I know it's never far enough
Still I'll never know

Where you like to go when your all alone
Why you can't be reached, does anybody know?
Breaking up again, are you listening
To anything I say?

Tell me where you are
And I'll find you
Tell me what it takes to see this through
Tell me what it takes to get to you
And I'll be there waiting

Tell me where you are
And I'll find you
Tell me what it takes to see this through
Tell me what it takes to get to you
And I'll be there waiting

(Waiting) for you to come home
(Waiting) for word you're not gone
(Praying) praying that you'll answer
When I ask you to tell me where you are

Tell me where you are
And I'll find you
Tell me what it takes to see this through
Tell me what it takes to get to you
And I'll be there (I'll be there)

Tell me where you are (waiting)
And I'll find you
Tell me what it takes to see this through
Tell me what it takes to get to you
And I'll be there waiting


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Tell Me Where You Are Lyrics as written by Nathan Vandame David Bermosk

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    it's: breaking up again are you listening

    and praying that you'll answer

    but an awesome song

    awesomedude3on July 09, 2008   Link
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    i'm too lazy to send the corrections to the "team of moderators." someone else can? (and btw, this is from the booklet. some of the words in the song aren't in the booklet, but i feel like i'll get bitched at if i put them in, or leave them out. lose/lose situation, i guess? score).

    "I found how to get to her now. I'll whisper in her ear when she's asleep And beg her to love me, When the morning comes she'll never know. 'Cause right now, I think I'm on my way out. I've been tying bells to window screens So I can hear her leave in the morning, But it never helps.

    (And I never know) Where you like you go to when you're all alone, And why you can't be reached, Does anybody know? You're breaking up again, Are you listening to anything I've said?

    Tell me where you are and I'll find you. Tell me what it takes to see this through. Tell me what it takes to get to you, And I'll be there waiting.

    She sees through any move that I use. See I've been falling head over her heels, So when she disappears, she know I'll be here waiting up. So I'll vow the moment that she leaves town Yeah, I'll be hopping trains to get away and try to save face, But I know it's never far enough.

    (Still I'll never know) Where you like you go to when you're all alone, And why you can't be reached, Does anybody know? You're breaking up again, Are you listening to anything I've said?

    Tell me where you are and I'll find you. Tell me what it takes to see this through. Tell me what it takes to get to you, And I'll be there waiting.

    Tell me where you are and I'll find you. Tell me what it takes to see this through. Tell me what it takes to get to you, And I'll be there waiting.

    Waiting (for you to come home). Waiting (for word you're not gone). Waiting, Praying that you answer when I ask you to tell me where you are.

    Tell me where you are and I'll find you. Tell me what it takes to see this through. Tell me what it takes to get to you, And I'll be there (I'll be there, waiting), (I'll be there, waiting), (I'll be there, waiting).

    Tell me where you are and I'll find you. Tell me what it takes to see this through. Tell me what it takes to get to you, And I'll be there waiting."

    jessicleson July 28, 2008   Link
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    I think it's about a guy who is in love with a girl, but she's guarded as if she has a brick wall surrounding her heart, and he's telling her that he's willing to wait for her and help her through her struggles.

    dantoine25on October 17, 2008   Link
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    He loves her. She says she does too.

    but..

    she doesn't call him, txt him, etc. it's like they're breaking up. she won't answer her phone. she goes off and doesn't ever say where to.

    He just wants her to let him reconnect with him.

    harobikes333on November 03, 2008   Link
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    I like the song a lot. But I can't figure out who Hit The Lights is doing the duet with...any ideas?

    sMufFLeson September 17, 2009   Link

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