Mad in a way but I don't say
It's what you're used to
I got the words but can't convey
I know you'll turn it all around
It's the rhythm that you go through

Get it back and you're not obliged to say
Not intact but you're better off anyway
Somehow it's never up to me
What if I would say
Simple words I can't relate
I don't place upon your view
It's the rhythm that you go through

I know what I want
You just take me through the motions
I know what I want
And that's more than you can say

Since you found me out, since you found me out
Since you found me out, since you found me out

Your story still remains
It's so unlike you, still you stay the same
But all the while you're counting in your day to come
But nothing ever told you

You would say that it's only for a day
Yesterday's last week tomorrow's on it's way
I'm falling faster all the time

What if I would say
Simple words I can't relate
What came easy's now too late
And it was always standing right in front of me

'Cause I know what I want
You just take me through the motions
I know what I want
And that's more than you can say

All the time you thought worth saving
Still end up with memories fading
After all that you wouldn't do
It makes no sense
It's the rhythm that you go through

I know what I want
You just take me through the motions
I know what I want
And that's more than you can say
I know what I want
You take me through the motions
I know what I want
And that's more than you can say

Since you found me out, since you found me out
Since you found me out, since you found me out


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    right on...

    sebe17on May 12, 2002   Link

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