Is there a right way for how this goes?
You got your friends, and you got your foes
They want a piece of something hot
Forget you name like they forgot

Huh
Ain't that something?

So I wanna see you crash and burn
And criticize your every word
I'm tring to keep you from goin' insane
Ain't that the way of this whole damn thing?

Uh
Trying to be something, more

Nobody's gonna love you if
You can't display, a way to capture this
Nobody's gonna hold your hand
And guide you through
No, it's up for you to understand

Nobody's gonna feel your pain
When all is done
And it's time for you to walk away
So when you have today
You should say all that you have to say

Huh
Say all that you have to say

Huh
Is there a right way for being strong?
Feels like I'm doing things all wrong
Still I'm here just holdin' on
Confess my heart and forgive my wrongs

Ho
Just trying to show you something, more

Nobody's gonna love you if
You can't display, a way to capture this
Nobody's gonna hold your hand
And guide you through
It's up for you to understand

Nobody's gonna feel your pain
When all is done
And it's time for you to walk away
When you have today
You should say all that you have to say

Don't point the blame when you can't find nothing
Look to yourself, and you might find something
It's time that we sorted out
All of the things, we complain about

So listen close to the sound of your soul
Take back a life we lived once before

If it ain't you, then who?
If it ain't you, then who is gonna love you?

Nobody's gonna love you if
You can't display, a way to capture this
Nobody's gonna hold your hand
And guide you through
It's up for you to understand

Nobody's gonna feel your pain
When all is done
And it's time for you to walk away
When you have today
You should say all that you have to say

So when you have today, say all that you have to say


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    My Interpretation

    I think he's kind of just saying pull yourself together but it's not in an angry way, it's kind of like, I've given my sympathy long enough, you can make yourself ok now, you don't need any one else's help anymore - stop trying to get it, you're strong enough...

    biersykeson March 08, 2015   Link

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