What did you say?
I heard soluble words
They flew out of your face
Then fell back to earth

Inaudible sounds
Get carried away
Can't you tell that I know your game
You've got nothing to say

Is there something you can tell me
That could make me hear the call
Everything I've heard you spill
Is sleepier than Seconol
How can i pretend to think
That what you say is meaningful
Every time I look inside
There's nothing but an empty hole

What did you say?
I heard questionable sounds
They dropped out of your mouth
Then fell to the ground

What are you fighting for?
What could it be?
I don't know, but I don't think you'll mind
All the extra money

Is there something you can tell me
That could make me hear the call
Everything I've heard you spill
Is sleepier than Seconol
How can i pretend to think
That what you say is meaningful
Every time I look inside
There's nothing but an empty hole

What did you say?
I heard questionable sounds
They flew out of your face
Then dropped to the ground

Is there something you can tell me
That could make me hear the call
Everything I've heard you spill
Is sleepier than Seconol
How can i pretend to think
That what you say is meaningful
Every time I look inside
There's nothing but an empty hole

Is there something you can tell me
That could make me hear the call
Everything I've heard you spill
Is sleepier than Seconol
How can i pretend to think
That what you say is meaningful
Every time I look inside
There's nothing but an empty hole

An empty hole

Can't afford to let you down
There's nothing here but broken sound
I'll leave the tape beside your door
On my way home

Can't afford to let you down
There's nothing here but broken sound
I'll leave the tape beside your door
On my way home

Can't afford to let you down
There's nothing here but broken sound
I'll leave the tape beside your door
On my way home


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    I love this song its the same song sam was listening in his headphones in the movie life as a house! it rocks
    Dragon girlon July 26, 2002   Link

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