Every time we talk it through it doesn't get us anywhere
Every time we talk, we lose, we're getting nowhere

Think about all that you feel
Think about all that you give
Think about all that we get

So let me in, we'll sort it out
So let me in, I know your doubts
But let me in, don't leave me out
So let me in

Every time we look at things it never seems to measure up
Every time we tore it down we lost so much

Think about all that I feel
Think about all that I give
Think about all that we get

So let me in, we'll sort it out
So let me in, I know your doubts
But let me in, don't leave me out
So let me in

So let me in, we'll sort it out
So let me in, I know your doubts
But let me in, don't leave me out
So let me in


Lyrics submitted by Alex Straight

Let Me In Lyrics as written by Peter Baumann Arnim Teutoborg-weiss

Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing

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    This song is awesome, it so cool. I think it's about a guy and a chick in a relationship, but the chick won't open up to the guy and tel her what she's feeling and thinking and all that, and it is frusturating for the guy. This song rocks.

    Madcappunkon August 27, 2002   Link

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