Empty fields move me so much more then rooms filled up with friends
The way the trees look dead
Reminds me that there's more to life then living
Maybe giving ups not bad, but part of letting go of you

If I surrender to this feeling maybe all the aches
And pains will go and I can close my eyes
Never again to have them open till I bleed out all I've been
I don't want to be alone no more
No more

So take this razor, sign your name across my wrists
So everyone will know who left me like this

Show me all my scars scars run deep
Maybe mine are not to forget the times that we've had

Empty fields move me so much more then rooms filled up with friends
The way the trees look dead
Remind that there's more to life then living
Maybe giving ups not bad, but part of letting go of you

So take this razor, sign your name across my wrists
So everyone will know who left me like this

Show me all my scars run deep
Maybe mine are not to forget the times we've had

Never wait another second I have wasted so much time
And I have wasted so much time
So much time
So much time

So take this razor, sign your name across my wrists
So everyone will know who left me like this
Show me all my scars run deep


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A Synonym for Acquiesce Lyrics as written by Anthony S Raneri Andrew Robert Elderbaum

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    Another Bayside song to fix... I hate when people don't look over it before they post it... it's not "Show me all my scars run deep maybe mine are not to..." It's "Sew me up my scars run deep, a reminder not to..." It's not "never wait another second..." It's "I'll never waste another second"

    myspace.com/indireneed "If Finch, Thursday, and Senses Fail had a 3-way, In Dire Need would be their love child"

    SensesPunchKidsFailon November 09, 2004   Link

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