the clock is down
and i am losing one day at a time
well who'd have thought
our hands would stop right here

and maybe i could just forget you
for just a little while
cause everything you said
is coming back in time

well maybe i
should say goodbye

cause i'd like to run away
i'd like to say a few things to you about the way i feel inside
cause i'd like to run away
i'd like to say a few things to you about the way i feel inside

the clock is down
and i am losing
one day at a time
i still remember the first time you were here
and everytime i see your picture
i thank god for your smile
cause everything you said
is keeping me in line

well maybe i
should say goodbye

cause i'd like to run away
i'd like to say a few things to you about the way i feel inside
i'd like to run away
i'd like to say a few things to you about the way i feel inside

last signs will never stop 'em
the last signs, will never stop 'em
the last signs, will never stop 'em (times or signs...i can't tell)
the last signs, will never stop 'em
the last signs, will never stop 'em
the last signs, will never stop 'em

well maybe i
should say goodbye

cause i'd like to run away
i'd like to say a few things to you about the way i feel inside

yeah, i'd like to run away
i'd like to say a few things to you about the way i feel inside

i'd like to run away
i'd like to say a few things to you about the way i feel inside

yeah, i'd like to run away
i'd like to say a few things to you about the way i feel inside



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    beautiful song .

    saythiswilldieon September 17, 2004   Link

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