And I didn't think about
All the ways I hurt you and myself
And I hide
Wouldn't say a thing to you
I keep it to myself
In my mind
I can't stand without you
I won't find the answers
When you're gone

But it's over to you
I can't find the answers when you're gone
And it's over to you
You can't find the answer where you are

And you know (and you know)
I need you now
And this ain't easy to admit
And no one needs to know
What goes on behind
The door in my room
I'm kicking through the
Walls in my mind

I can't stand without you
I won't find the answers
When you're gone
But it's over to you
I can't find the answers when you're gone
And it's over to you
You can't find the answers where you are

I won't tear you down
I won't tear you down
To get into the world you wanted
I'm kicking through the walls
No one can believe
In things that never change

But it's over to you
I can't find the answers when you're gone
And it's over to you
You can't find the answers where you are

And it's over to you
I can't find the answers when you're gone
I can't find the answers when you're gone
I can't find the answers when you're gone


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    I love this song...it's a good-depressing song. Really though, everytime I listen to this song...I get this feeling inside...and it actually feels like my heart is sinking. It's weird. This song really makes me sad...but it's so beautiful.

    Oh...and it's "I'm kicking through the walls in my mind." NOT "I'm peeking through the walls in my mind." =)

    ..::UnKnownFace::..on July 06, 2003   Link

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