This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Watching once more
As the world passes me by
Surrounded but still all alone
Am I living a lie?
Empty faces, empty eyes
Are staring right through me.
No regret, but still ask why
Take me away
To a place I've never known
This is the price I've paid,
And it's taken it's toll.
Can it be too much to ask
For the time it stole?
Empty faces, empty eyes
Are staring right through me.
No regret, but still ask why
Take me away
To a place I've never known
Take me away
Where my life can be my own.
I only wish that I had stayed
I only wish that I had known
Take me away
To a place I've never known
Take me away
Then my life can be my own.
Where my life can be my own.
Take me away
Take me away.
As the world passes me by
Surrounded but still all alone
Am I living a lie?
Empty faces, empty eyes
Are staring right through me.
No regret, but still ask why
Take me away
To a place I've never known
This is the price I've paid,
And it's taken it's toll.
Can it be too much to ask
For the time it stole?
Empty faces, empty eyes
Are staring right through me.
No regret, but still ask why
Take me away
To a place I've never known
Take me away
Where my life can be my own.
I only wish that I had stayed
I only wish that I had known
Take me away
To a place I've never known
Take me away
Then my life can be my own.
Where my life can be my own.
Take me away
Take me away.
Lyrics submitted by XBeyondBirthdayX
Take Me Away Lyrics as written by Adam Dutkiewicz Mike D'antonio
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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I'm really unsure, but I think it is about someone who can't live his life like he wants to and he wish he can change his life.
I think that it's about a person that did something with consquences. "This is the price I've payed and it's taking it's toll." Then not regretting it, but wishing that they could move on to a life that is without those consequences. "No regrets but I still ask why."
kinda sounds like King Claudius in William Shakespeare's "Hamlet;" how he killed his brother and he didn't regret that he had killed someone but toward the end how he started feeling guilty.
Can it be too much to ask for the time it stole?
I think it's talking about the time they spent being high? I know people who done drugs and say it was a total waste of their time that could have been spent in better ways, but for some reason I guess howard doesn't regret...
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Living with consequences drawn from love and trying to get over losing it but not regretting any of the time he had with her or something he did. Requiring and desiring the release of love. Missing or despising love deeply.