My Never

Blue October

Will you think of me in time
It's never my luck so never mind
I want to say your name but
The pain starts again
It's never my luck so never mind

I had a dream that you with me and
It wasn't my fault you rolled me over
Flipped me over a somersault and that
Doesn't happen to me I've never been
Here before I saw forever in my never
And I stood outside her heaven

Will you wait for me in time
It's never my luck so I'll say never mind
I lost a lot of what I don't expect to ever return
I tend to push til the pushing' goes from hurting' to burnt
I always take them to that place
I thought they wanted to go
Then end up dancing 'around this
Clown commands applause at his show

I had a dream that you with me and
It wasn't my fault you rolled me over
Flipped me over like a somersault and
That doesn't happen to me
I've never been here before
I saw forever in my never and
I stood outside her heaven her heaven
Inside her heaven her heaven

I can only dream of you and
Sleep that I never see sunlight
Again I can try to be with you but
Somehow I'll end up just losing a friend and
I can only reach for you relate to you
I'm losing my friend where did she go where

I had a dream that you with me
It wasn't my fault you rolled me over
Flipped me over a somersault and
That doesn't happen to me
I've never been here before but I saw forever
In my never and I stood outside her heaven
I stood outside her heaven I stood outside her heaven
Wont you let me into your heaven


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    This song is perfect. I think everyone has someone in mind when they hear the words "my never."

    monicabeetleon August 10, 2008   Link

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