well i fell asleep
just the other day
i guess you were wondering
if i was dreaming of you

and when i awoke
i saw those golden eyes
and your hair
rushed back across my face

they'll take you, and brake you
but what ever follows
is golden

they'll take you, and brake you
but what ever follows
is golden


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    this is a pretty little love song dealing with ryan's short-lived affair with johnathan, the lead singer from the lakeland rock group 'as you wish', known by ryan affectionately as the "macaroni gorilla". (don't ask)

    aplayerstraighton June 19, 2002   Link
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    how interesting. i think its really awesome. i love the lyrics and they are matched up awesomely with the rhythms and things. yummy..thats all i have to say..yum. *Lina

    iheartlollipopson July 31, 2002   Link
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    this song dominates and they should give me a free cd so i can hear all their songs becuause my computer is gay and it takes me a day to download one song, anyways amazing song

    ihatemeon August 28, 2002   Link

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