I beg to differ
To break the chain
To draw a line right through tomorrow
And cancel every claim
I've seen reflections
Beneath my skin
And drums beating for battle
In the eyes of children

And turning it over
Right down
Where the eye don't see no color
Where the war don't make a sound
Ice on the shoulder
Noel
Praise the lord above and sell, sell, sell

Oh violent flowers
You fill the screen
Betray your mother
And change your name
So tall and fickle
And blind as snow
Running headfirst for oblivion
Cause you got nowhere else to go

And turning it over
Right down
Where the eye don't see no color
Where the war don't make a sound
Ice on the shoulder
Noel
Praise the lord above and sell, sell, sell

In chill of winter
In dead of night
Each so familiar with the hunger
That they got no appetite
They talk of loving
I hear her say
That as fast as I can give it
He's taking it away

And turning it over
Right down
Where the eye don't see no color
Where the war don't make a sound
Ice on the shoulder
Noel
Praise the lord above and sell, sell, sell

And turning it over
Right down
Where the eye don't see no color
Where the war don't make a sound
Ice on the shoulder
Noel
Praise the lord above and sell, sell, sell

A weeping willow
The desert wind
So many learn to swallow
So few to understand
This deepest longing
This cup of faith
Where to put them in a world
Where no innocence is safe


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    Wow 1st post ! only DG song ive heard v.soulful gdgdgd

    DanceDanceTrack3on June 20, 2006   Link

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