So you're still running from the girls
Just like you did when you were small
They were cruel
Big sister big, big sister strong
But that's not really what you're frightened of at all

Don't you want to know
What it would be like
To look the way you feel
The way you feel inside?

An endless race, a game of chase
That noone wins, no finish line
If you get caught
you hold your tail between your knees
Maybe you say things
That you don't really mean

Don't you want to know
What it would be like
To look the way you feel
The way you feel inside?

Lying to yourself
Painting pictures of yourself
Did you find
Another place to hide?

So you're still running from the girls
Just like you did when we were kids
They were mean
Big sister big, big sister strong
Don't want your friends
to see her holding your hand

Don't you want to know
What it would be like
To look the way you feel
The way you feel inside?
Don't you want to know
What it would be like?

So what's it like to look the way you feel inside?
(x3)


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    yet another good song.

    fakeliarcheaton June 17, 2003   Link

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