Where have I landed I don't quite remember
I fell to pieces one night in December
Pictures in boxes remind me of something
I miss the days when our fingers were touching

The memories of losing you, you're like a ghost
Tracing where I said to you

I wish you would listen
I wish you would listen
I wish you would listen
To get through it
I wish you would listen
I wish you would listen
I wish you would listen
To get through it
To get through it

All my decisions were just second guesses
Looking for love like a bride looks for dresses
Every mistake turned to some sort of yearning
A heart that was hollow has filled up with meaning

The memories of losing you, you're like a ghost
Tracing where I said to you

I wish you would listen
I wish you would listen
I wish you would listen
To get through it
I wish you would listen
I wish you would listen
I wish you would listen
To get through it
To get through it


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    No comments? I'm surprised. Anyway, I love this song.

    The memories of losing you, you're like a ghost Tracing where I said to you I wish you would listen I wish you would listen I wish you would listen To get through it

    fadedmemories14on December 06, 2009   Link

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