We said, "There's nothing wrong."
We put our strong face on.
And go right through it.
Please say it can't be done.
Cuz that's just fuel for me to just prove this yeah, you'll see.
Cuz that's just fuel for me to just do this, yeah, you'll see.

We have so much energy that you can't see.
We'll blow right through it.
Please say you can't help me.
Cuz that's just fuel for me to just prove this, yeah, you'll see.
Cuz that's just fuel for me to just do this, yeah, you'll see.

I'm gonna make it through, you'll see.
I swear I'll prove you wrong.
You haven't seen the last of me.
I am way too strong.
It's not impossible, you'll see.
You've never been inside my head:
Ten billion burning suns and belief in a strength that can raise the dead.

It's the warmth when you're next to me.
It's the bright white light of a fevered dream.
It's the storm in your eyes.
It's in the roots of the tree:
The underestimated power of the forces of the unseen.


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    a song of power. i love it. viva la new album.

    hab204on July 22, 2010   Link
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    Sounds pretty much a very manic episode in the beginning. And for some reason, I love the line "It's the bright white light of the fevered dream", though fever dreams always terrify me haha.

    radosityon November 24, 2010   Link
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    After listening to this album around a dozen times through, I think this is my favorite song. The whole album is really something else but this song in particular really resonated with me. It's a powerful song about believing in yourself and facing your fears. And proving whoever thought you were weak, I just love it.

    theslowmotionon December 02, 2010   Link

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