I Can't Decide

There For Tomorrow

Good afternoon, I sleep in song
Back of the room, avoid the sun
You turned off the light
And I lost a lung
You called it a night
You had me won
Who told you to leave me all alone
Leave me in the dark
Leave me in the cold
Who told you to leave before I could show
You half of the man you wanted to now
But I had to face your last goodbye
But I had to face your last goodbye
The look on my face, my bloodshot eyes
So who won the war deep down inside?
I can't decide
I can't decide

Only the dark can feel my touch
No kind of remark could burn this much
Cause I'm as cold as December
And I won't surrender
Until you give me back my life

Who told you to leave me all alone
Leave me in the dark
Leave me in the cold
Who told you to leave before I could show
You half of the man you wanted to now
But I had to face your last goodbye
But I had to face your last goodbye
The look on my face, my bloodshot eyes
So who won the war deep down inside?
I can't decide
I can't decide

I can't see the sun in the morning
Please send me a warning
Next time I go through this again

All out of luck, all out of time
Who would have thought I'd lose my mind

I can't decide
I can't decide

Who told you to leave me all alone
Leave me in the dark
Leave me in the cold
Who told you to leave before I could show
You half of the man you wanted to now
But I had to face your last goodbye
But I had to face your last goodbye
The look on my face, my bloodshot eyes
So who won the war deep down inside?
I can't decide
No I can't decide


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I Can't Decide Lyrics as written by Christopher Joseph Kamrada Christian Alan Climer

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    My Interpretation

    This seems to me like it is about Maika Maile's dad committing suicide,

    In my opinion, but then again Stories seems to be along a similar storyline but from the perspective of someone else who is affected by the death of others..

    I might be way off, but that's my interpretation. Amazing song.

    heyrachaelon June 10, 2009   Link

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