The nothing in me
The apostle in me
No interpretation
For the heart of me

I can't see right from my wrong
I've loved so much that I can't go on

It's not my life anymore
Don't speak the truth anymore
All of the hope and the dreams
Ripped right open at the seams

I can't see right from my wrong
I've loved so much that I can't go on

Seems like I've lost myself
To everybody and everything else
I've lied again today
People laugh at it all the time

I can't see right from my wrong
I've loved so much that I can't go on

It's not my life anymore
Don't speak the truth anymore
All of the hope and the dreams
Ripped right open at the seams

I can't see right from my wrong
I've loved so much that I can't go on

The nothing in me

The nothing in me
The apostle in me
No interpretation
For the heart in me


Lyrics submitted by Thom Webbe

His Last Painting Lyrics as written by Jones Bradfield

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    the album as a whole is hugely underrated. just wanted to get that out there.

    pumkinhedon January 24, 2005   Link
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    I dont know. Alot of people know it. I think Lifeblood was much more underrated.

    serjbon August 30, 2007   Link

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