Torment the tortured, teach me things
I'm so alive
Speak to the speechless
Seek the things
You have inside

You can hunt for the hunter
He's got nowhere to hide
You can seek with the seeker
But hold on for the ride

Keep it coming I'm going all the way
Keep it coming I'm going all the way
Give me a half a chance
From throwing it all away

Run to the place that hides the pain
You have inside
Cover my chain it hides the strain
Only to glide

You can hunt for the hunter
He's got nowhere to hide
You can seek with the seeker
But hold on for the ride

Keep it coming I'm going all the way
Keep it coming I'm going all the way
Give me a half a chance
From throwing it all away

There's nowhere to turn to nowhere
There's nowhere to run
You can fly with the fader, fly it
Fly it on the run
There is nowhere to turn to nowhere
There is nowhere to run
You can fly with the fader, fly it
Fly it on the run

Oh-oh, oh-oh

It's too late, time is gone
Later on again 'cause no one's leaving

It's too late, time is gone
Later on again 'cause no one's leaving

Now
Look away

There's nowhere to turn to nowhere
There's nowhere to run
You can fly with the fader, fly it
Fly it on the run
There is nowhere to turn to nowhere
There is nowhere to run
You can fly with the fader, fly it
Fly it on the run

Oh-oh, oh-oh


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Glide Lyrics as written by Robert Emile Deleo Dean Deleo

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    To me this song is about redemption. It's probably about Scott's drug problems, but to me it's about seeking a second chance in life or even a second chance with a relationship (any kind of relationship). At the same time, he accepts the fact that it's hopeless and "there is nowhere to fly", but still hopes for even "half a chance".

    BTW, Top 5 best songs EVER!

    alexvickerson September 10, 2007   Link

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