Holding your breath
Holding your tongue
You're only holding yourself back
So much to say
So far to run
Out from the shadows you have cast

The best days of your life have yet to come
It's okay it's alright to open up

You don't owe anybody anything
Life is yours to live anyway you please
No apologies
No promise left for you to keep
You can be whoever you want to be
No apologies

Closing the door
Closing your eyes
You're only closing yourself off
So much to see
So much to try
Don't be afraid of what you want

The best days of your life have yet to come
It's okay it's alright to open up

You don't owe anybody anything
Life is yours to live anyway you please
No apologies
No promise left for you to keep
You can be whoever you want to be
No apologies

Don't want to be no one else
What you see is what you get
No one to please
No apologies
No apologies

You don't owe anybody anything
Life is yours to live anyway you please
No apologies
No promise left for you to keep
You can be whoever you want to be
No apologies


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No Apologies Lyrics as written by Christopher Brown Aaron Montgomery

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    General Comment

    Not to be rude or anything the song actually sounds like what you have ,but these are the correct lyrics. found them on the official trapt site :)

    As far as the meaning of the song "BE YOURSELF" ;) be who you are an no one else. Never hold back! Open up ,but dont ever let anyone change you. No more apologies! No more promises! Live life!! Its way to short!!

    no apologies is trapts best album yet!!

    I have nothing else to say except this band deserves way more credit. -jay

    "No apologies" by Trapt

    Holding your breathe holding your tongue you're only holding yourself back so much to say so far to run out from the shadows you have cast

    The best days of your life have yet to come It's okay it's alright to open up

    You don't owe anybody anything Life is yours to live anyway you please No apologies No promise left for you to keep you can be whoever you want to be No apologies

    closing the door closing your eyes you're only closing yourself off so much to see so much to try Don't be afraid of what you want

    The best days of your life have yet to come It's okay it's alright to open up

    You don't owe anybody anything Life is yours to live anyway you please No apologies No promise left for you to keep you can be whoever you want to be No apologies

    Don't want to be no one else What you see is what you get No one to please No apologies No apologies

    You don't owe anybody anything Life is yours to live anyway you please No apologies No promise left for you to keep you can be whoever you want to be No apologies

    thereflectionrevealsall87on October 10, 2010   Link
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    My Interpretation

    This is probably my favorite song by them. Probably because I'm sort of different from society these days in the sense that I don't drink or party. People are always tying to get me to do both of them the they call me boring and a loser. With that said, the meaning is pretty simple and a good one. Just be yourself and be who you want to be. You've got no reason to be somebody who you don't want to be just to please others. No reason to make any apologies to those who don't accept you for who you are.

    bakern1989on February 21, 2012   Link

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