now that all this smoke is clearing,
the plan has been destroyed
and I'm back here,
in puddles of what was my moon light,
the only thing that kept me safe from tears,
and pictures of you race through my head,
and now it's time for me to go back home,
in my head, I'm left alone.

and now that we're over this hill,
these arguements will all be gone again
the eyes I love see through you,
and telling me this bridge is broken,
won't help me not to hurt when I see you
and nothing will grow here again,

and now this is the end of something
that made me smile lightning bolts inside,
and tears are not enough to heal this,
my heart will reconnect inside my mind,
but in my chest theres hollow holes now,
and never will I feel the same again,
these empty holes have dried me out

and now that we're over this hill,
these arguements will all be gone again
the eyes I love see through you,
and telling me this bridge is broken,
won't help me not to hurt when I see you
and nothing will grow here again,

take my heart and keep it with you
I'll never know another love again
these days I spent with you are telling
the story of a broken hearted kid
and all my life I've never noticed
the rotten taste of heart ache now I know
what it is, and who it's for

and now that we're over this hill,
these arguements will all be gone again
the eyes I love see through you,
and telling me this bridge is broken,
won't help me not to hurt when I see you
and nothing will grow here again


Lyrics submitted by Ken Braley

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    wow

    emoriffic0123on July 23, 2002   Link
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    I first heard this song off of a Drive-Thru/Little League sampler that I got at Warped Tour, and it made me a fan of these guys. Awesome lyrics, and a kick-ass song. "...and now it's time for me to go back home, in my head, I'm left alone." Wow is right.

    SoCoFanon July 25, 2002   Link
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    best song from treehouse talk, definately. it's a damn shame this band broke up a few months ago.

    salparadise04on June 30, 2004   Link
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    okay this is the first time i've heard something of the band (so many years later) and this song is so amazing!

    ThrilledByMusicon April 09, 2006   Link
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    the song explains itself but the band is awesome too bad they broke up tho

    fromtheshadows17on April 16, 2007   Link

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