This is a sequel to 2001's "Reckless Abandon", and features the band looking back on their clumsy youth fondly.
i am over you now
and i guess that's the way it's supposed to be
but there's something inside that calls me back to you
and i know that there's something wrong with me
(is it wrong with you too?)
but the keyboard is with me
but the keyboard will keep me company
but the keyboard is with me
but the keyboard will keep me holding on
she left for iceland
we lived a techno fantasy
we loved to listen
to our rock and roll part three
i am over you now
and i guess that you don't give a damn
but now the feeling's gone
and i'm starting to understand
and i guess that's the way it's supposed to be
but there's something inside that calls me back to you
and i know that there's something wrong with me
(is it wrong with you too?)
but the keyboard is with me
but the keyboard will keep me company
but the keyboard is with me
but the keyboard will keep me holding on
she left for iceland
we lived a techno fantasy
we loved to listen
to our rock and roll part three
i am over you now
and i guess that you don't give a damn
but now the feeling's gone
and i'm starting to understand
Lyrics submitted by x_melancholy_x
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i loooove this one, with the haunting wa-wa effect. to me, it's about trying to get over someone, and being almost there, but there's just this thing inside that won't let you get all the way. and that person is done with you, or doesn't care how you feel, but you wonder if really they're still attached somewhere deep inside too.