Can see you standing in the pouring rain
Waiting for changes to carry you away
I can see the light fall from your eyes
As we get lost in the tears of this goodbye

But you can't go farther
Than my heart can go
Cause I'll still be loving you
Through the sadness and the madness here
And I'll always be with you
In the distance
That has taken you
From me

I can hear you laugh
When I close my eyes
I can picture your face
And the strength inside your smile
I can see the words
Dance across your lips
I'll remember forever
Something more than this

And you can't go farther
Than my heart can will go
Cause I'll still be loving you
Thought the sadness and the madness here
And I'll always be with you
In the distance
That has taken you
From me

So you can't go farther
Than my heart will go
Cause I'll still be loving you
Thought the sadness and the madness here
And I'll always be with you
In the distance
That has taken you
From me

And I'll always be with you
In the distance
That has taken you
From me
That has taken you
From me


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Taken Lyrics as written by Adam Albert Gorgoni

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    Has anyone really thought outside the guy-girl box? If you really think about it, this song could be able how we are separated from God (like it says in the song: 'And I'll always be with you In the distance That has taken you From me '). I mean, depends on how you look at it, but it could easily be about that as well.

    Shadeslayer_eragonon October 08, 2007   Link

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