I sat down to think aloud my
mind and what it's thinking
about a thousand things went
running through my mind and I
still tried chricks with whips and
anarchists some plitical
activists apocalyptic paranoids
say we've run out of time the
options were abundant and I
was overwhelmed should I write
about the time I thought I died
and went to hell but it's useless
to write about yours truly ig I
opened up to you would you
take the time to get to know me

I can't believe I mentioned it
I refuse to be affectionate
I'm sick fo wasting all these
thoughts about you but every
time I sit to write a song the
whole thing seems to come
out wrong I can't help but stop
to think the world about you

wondering why I'm thinking about
my life it seems it's inside out
a cross of thoughts and friends
and rhymes were laughing in my
head cynically find sympathy
while speaking altruistically it's
possible that growing old is
worth it weight in lead as time
keeps passing by can't help but
wonder why the future holds my
destiny but is it all a lie and
once again I start to think about
yours truly you don't agree to
conceieve what's important to me
I'll disregard your lack of showing

who am I? another guy wating
all my stupid thoughts wondeing
why still I shut the door but I
want more can't help but stop
to think the world about you

I don't care what you're saying
to me my life has changed so
drastically when the theist
begins to philosophize it'd be
just a waste of time

don't want to don't have to burn
a bridge and hear I hate you it's
just a waste of time


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    NHOI IS DEFINETLY IN MY TOP FIVE LIST!!! i met them at the warped tour and bought their cd and they gave me a free sticker and pin...YOU GUYS ROCK! this song is good

    NFGnTSLrockmysockson September 14, 2002   Link

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