Walk to your house on my lunch break
Here it comes
Come inside and pour a drink
You'll probably tell me everything you think

Here it comes
The place and the time that we knew
that things could go wrong
The grass grows green
could you step away from the screen
it doesn't mean
I don't want you to be seen
just not like everyone.

Grass grows green and it's just everyone.
You always told me life's a dam that breaks, well
Here it comes
If you sit still or if you run
Here it comes.

So now we're drownin' in birthday cakes
Here it comes
The place and the time that we knew that things could go wrong
Keep it clean.

I didn't mean to be mean.
Why does it always seem
Like I've never won.

Keep it clean and no one's ever won.
The empty promise makers said
Here it comes
Make a point to make no sense, well
Here it comes
Speak about the future in the past tense
Here it comes
Don't look down.

So what'd we do?
Here it comes
Walkin' around with shit on our shoes
Oh, here it comes
The place and the time that we knew things would go wrong.


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Here It Comes Lyrics as written by Isaac Brock Eric Judy

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    "You always told me life's a dam that breaks Here it comes If you sit still or if you run Here it comes So now we're drowning in birthday cakes Here it comes"

    One day we'll realize that years and years have gone by, that we're old seemingly all of a sudden. Like a dam breaking, "drowning us in birthday cakes" (birthday cakes symbolizing getting older). Here it comes.

    lunchboxturtleon December 09, 2010   Link

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