She's in this big brown chair that falls back wards
He's raising rails, wonders if they're backwards
And now that scene is slowly starting to unravel
Just now his eyes gleam with the need of travel backwards
So this is where it all comes down around our bed and ends again
Say it's not our problem and as the dust settles in I'm sure we'll find one
Her heart won't mend
She wants what once was hers, do you remember
You broke what once was yours, does she forgive you
He spends himself in his entirety trying to get her in liquid
Drowning out everything I ever did or said
What are you a part of? Shards and tweeters
What your you a shard of now that you've made me happy
I will never love you I will always never love you
And his heart won't mend
It all looks the same in the end
I'm not young enough to know everything anymore
So this is where it all comes down around our bed and ends again
Say it's not our problem and as the dust settles in I'm sure we'll find one
I just clean forgot how to remember
What are you a part of, what are you a shard of
Nothing
She wants what once was hers


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Shards & Tweeters Lyrics as written by Unknown Writers Mark Weinberg

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