It says hold on and take this ride
And set aside
Memories of all the times
When you collide
Then you'll leave me here to die
Here's the things I meant
But never said

It says sit back and take the time
To lose your mind
And find out what its like to die
So where's my spine
When its time to give an obvious and simple reason why
I won't write again

What do you see
When you look at me
Do you take me for a fool

So what makes you play this game
With results always the same
And nothing but bad reputations to gain
It speaks to me like all is fine
And I could cry
From all the bends and breaks that I
Took this time
When happiness is based on lies
Its so hard its too hard to tell the truth

What do you see
When you look at me
Do you take me for a fool
This fool is through

This fool is through
This fool is through

What do you see
When you look at me
Do you take me for a fool

What do you see
When you look at me
Do you take me for a fool

It says hold on and take this ride
And set aside
Memories of all the times
When you collide
Then you'll leave me here to die
Here's the things I meant
But never said


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This Ride Lyrics as written by Gryskiewicz Golla

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    Nate from Finch is the one screaming on this track, I believe

    Lemieux66on July 01, 2002   Link

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