Not so long ago
We both felt love became a word
No more than that
With sex that felt like wings without a bird

The only thing that we both love
Is in the cradle that we rock
Six hands, six feet, but just one beat
The ticking of the clock

I always heard I could get hurt
(I knew that from the start)
Break my face, my back, my arms, my neck
But please don't break my heart
Break my face, my back, my arms, my neck
But please don't break my heart

Solid wood will rot
If you don't keep it from the rain
We were surprised when we found out
That love feels just like pain

I always heard I could get hurt
I knew that from the start
Break my face, my back, my arms, my neck
But please don't break my heart
Break my face, my back, my arms, my neck
But please don't break my heart

Greetz dustin the wind
Angelke I love you


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    It means so much to me, because it's how I feel alot of the time. It's about a couple, they've probibly been together a while, but...things aren't perfect. They love eachother, but because of the way they are they're learning that they can't be together. The ticking of the clock refers to how their relationship is inevitably running out of time, but neither one wnts to amke the move to go because they really do love eachother, and it would break their heart. They can't be together, but they can't face being apart, and that's devastating....

    DeductiveFallacyon April 12, 2007   Link

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