I welcome this pain beating down on me
Is it your eyes that choose not to see?
All I would do, if only you knew
All of my trust was given to you

Oh, please, this is what I can give
What else do you need from me?
I might be sick, broken, torn to pieces
So, whatever this is, this thing that now I've become
You hate it so much, you keep on running from it
No matter the distance, oh
No matter how, no matter how far

I bury this hurt
Concealed in this heart
Go lock all your doors
These cold steps will warm

Oh, please, this is what I can give
What else do you need from me?
I might be sick, broken, torn to pieces
So, whatever this is, this thing that now I've become
You hate it so much, you keep on running from it
No matter the distance, oh
No matter how, no matter how far
No matter how far
Far it is

Please, this is what I can give
What else do you need from me?
I might be sick, broken, torn to pieces
So, whatever this is, this thing that now I've become
You hate it so much, you keep on running from it
No matter the distance, oh
No matter how, no matter how far

No matter how far
No matter how far
No matter how far
No matter how, no matter how far


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    "whatever this is this thing that now I'll become, you hate it SO much, you keep on running from it"

    dragonfly032on March 25, 2010   Link

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