Where the sun don't shine
You'll find me
Find me doing fine
Where the sun don't shine
Tear the love inside
That binds me
Binds me to your kind
Oh that sun won't shine

I could walk away
From the light of day
And I'll be happy in the dark
Disassemble in the parts
That you made
That you save

I will be the one
Underneath the sun
I want to close all the doors
Survive under my floors
I betrayed
You're decayed

All the time I gave
Was just enough for you to put my heart in its grave
Listen to what I say

Where the sun don't shine
You'll find me
Find me doing fine
Where the sun don't shine
Tear the love inside
That binds me
Binds me to your kind
Oh that sun won't shine

I want to watch you crawl
Cry a waterfall
Revenge will never be alright
but I'm dancing in the night
Just to play one more game

Stories that I weave
Just don't anger me
Cause once my teeth are in your skin
I can bite you into sin
Disarrayed
Now you are plagued

All the time I gave
Was just enough for you to put my heart in its grave
Listen to what I say

Where the sun don't shine
You'll find me
Find me doing fine
Where the sun don't shine
Tear the love inside
That binds me
Binds me to your kind
Oh that sun won't shine

(Where the sun don't shine)
Where the sun don't shine
You'll find me
Find me doing fine
Where the sun don't shine
Tear the love inside
That binds me
Binds me to your kind
Oh that sun won't shine
Oh no


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    Maybe Ian's singing literally, not from a saying.. Like isolated, where no one is, generally people don't tend to stay in the dark

    megmegmeggon February 05, 2011   Link

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