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Walking by your house,
and reeking of the drinks I've had
My life is just a waste, a blinded waste
and I'm wide awake
my eyes have met with yours
depressions gone away
I won't walk away from you
like the prodigal I've been
I'll never run away from you
cuz I've seen the other side
I'm never going back again
back again right now
with my eyes, my eyes wide open
my eyes, my eyes wide open
I walked away from you
and I walked away from you
and reeking of the drinks I've had
My life is just a waste, a blinded waste
and I'm wide awake
my eyes have met with yours
depressions gone away
I won't walk away from you
like the prodigal I've been
I'll never run away from you
cuz I've seen the other side
I'm never going back again
back again right now
with my eyes, my eyes wide open
my eyes, my eyes wide open
I walked away from you
and I walked away from you
Lyrics submitted by MaiAmara
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the Beutiful mistake is awesome ...
Listen this is my boyfriend and my song. I am sorry to whoever BrokenPromise is, but even the few words that were off ruined the song. "Prodicle" is not a word, and doesn't make sense with the song, however "prodigal" is a word... look it up... it helps give meaning to all of this. Thats why I fixed this!
for whatever reason, he says prodicle. listen to the song.. there is no g sound.. turn it way up, you hear the "ka" sound. maybe because of his drinks he says that, there is no g sound.
at a later date, i am now listening to it again and i still hear the "ka" sound without any doubt in my mind. please listen before you change!
i hear the ka too.. but this is a good song anyway..
Look up the word Prodigal? and listen to his pitch through the whole song. the "kgal" sound he makes, but it is definetly the word.. it means "one who spends or gives foolishly" he's giving in foolishly to the girl...
could somebody please post "for a friend"
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i found this song on mp3.com and its amazing but i cant say i ve heard much about these guys. but i cant really understand what point of view this song is coming at from im assuming its about a girl but just like an ex-girlfriend or a friend who he wants? anyways.
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