Seen it before
Seen it before
Picture perfect release tempature
Has filled this room
The ink on the back
Bleeds this through
The pages mean less
In time
Nothing to you

Seen it before
Seen it before
Picture perfect release tempature
Has filled this room
How many times before?
How many times before?
[Inner lines me]? without a grade
[Standard]? time

So can I try? and
May you forget?

Long payback
With eyes wide shut
And move around you
[a bit over-]?attached to hunt

And now
Has it warmed you?
And now
Has it touched you?

Is this the obvious?
Have I meant less
To try and figure out
Now or later?

She has too much already
She has too much already
Is this the obvious?
Have I meant less
To try and figure out?
She has too much already
She has too much already
She has too much already


Lyrics submitted by FrozN_Spike

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    Geez, buy the cd and get the lyrics book! If you like the band enough to try and transcribe the lyrics (poorly I might add) then you should have no problem spending 10-12 bucks on the album.

    Engine Down is amazing, live and recorded.

    jamupaon June 24, 2004   Link

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