Close my eyes
Let the whole thing pass me by
There is no time
To waste asking why
I'll run away with you by my side
I'll run away with you by my side
I need to let go, let go, let go, let go of this pride
Yeah (asking why)

I think about your face
And how I fall into your eyes
The outline that I trace
Around the one that I call mine
Time that called for space
Unclear where you drew the line
I don't need to solve this case
And I don't need to look behind

Close my eyes
Let the whole thing pass me by
There is no time
To waste asking why
I'll run away with you by my side,
I'll run away with you by my side
I need to let go, let go, let go, let go of this pride
Yeah, asking why

Do I expect to change
The past I hold inside
With all the words I say
Repeating over in my mind
Some things you can't erase
No matter how hard you try
An exit to escape
Is all there is left to find

Close my eyes
Let the whole thing pass me by
There is no time
To waste asking why
I'll run away with you by my side
I'll run away with you by my side
I need to let go, let go, let go, let go of this pride
Until this echo, echo, echo, echo, in my mind
Until this echo, echo, echo, echo, can subside

So I close my eyes
Let the whole thing pass me by
There is no time
To waste asking why
I'll run away with you by my side
I'll run away with you by my side
I need to let go, let go, let go, let go, of this pride
Until this echo, echo, echo, echo in my mind
Until this echo, echo, echo, echo can subside


Lyrics submitted by vogey2002

Echo Lyrics as written by Tofer Brown Melissa Peirce

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    basically the same as the shorter version... i think its about a girl who brok up with him and he still wants to be with her... and feels so lonely and when he calls for her, he only hears his echo and stuff but he doesnt like it... and his pride may have been the reason they broke up... so he wants to let go of it and hes trying to erase the past that she didnt like, but he cant or whatever andy ways GREAT SONG if you get a chance to listen to this version do it because i think its better then the other one... but they are both really goos... TRAPT ROCKS!!

    grlatdarocksho22on June 23, 2004   Link

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