This can't be so all over
An end of my time i wasted
So much of my mind is racing
To the point of no return

Drown my sorrows flood my soul
By tomorrow i'll be cold
(push it all away,push it all away)
Now i'm hollow and alone
Take the shadow
Almost gone
(push it all away,push it all away)

Life can be so much colder
And i'll ever love a faceless
Lost inside replacements
Fill the void and
Roam the earth

Drown my sorrows flood my soul
By tomorrow i'll be cold
(push it all away,so cold)
Now i'm hollow and alone
Take the shadow
Almost gone

(raise the stakes what have we got to lose
no choice in sight where's our right to choose
you can't catch a break so take what you can
just ignore the blame you don't understand
cracked picture frames blood stains on the mattress
ashes to ashes - gas cans and matches
bourbon buries all the memories
anything to wash it all away)

Drown my sorrows flood my soul
By tomorrow i'll be cold
(push it all away,push it all away,push it all away)
Now i'm hollow and alone
raise your arrow way to run

(raise the stakes what have we got to lose
no choice in sight where's our right to choose
you can't catch a break so take what you can
just ignore the blame you don't understand
cracked picture frames blood stains on the mattress
ashes to ashes - gas cans and matches
bourbon buries all the memories
anything to wash it all away)

So all over
(wash it all away)


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Almost Gone Lyrics as written by Steve R. Felton Dave J. Felton

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    my opinion is that j mann is reflecting on a past relationship and is drinking it all away....but i also think hes burning the house as a result of pain....but not certain.

    Murder_Your_Makeron July 24, 2005   Link

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