Communication breakdown again (again)
Your emerald eyes say it all for you
Thoughts on your mind speak loud and clear (and clear)
The oceans manifest as a single rolling tear

Don't cry, don't cry..

I'm going back on my word
Driving the nails in deeper
And I'm on my last breath
I'm a little bit worried, I'm feeling quite anxious
I'm sweating blood all over

The sun is running from the moon (my king)
And all the stars go on laughing
Reconcile, all the while lying
Harsh words from a true fallen angel

Don't cry, don't cry..

I'm going back on my word
Driving the nails in deeper
And I'm on my last breath
I'm a little bit worried, I'm feeling quite anxious
I'm sweating blood all over

Evading the truth
Concealing my own lack of self-worth


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    all dieradiodie songs are the best, but outa all of them...i honestly think this is the worst...in my opinion i think as soon as beauty dies is the best outa those four.

    spybkoon April 20, 2003   Link

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