Overbearing panic attack entrenching my veins
In an hour I'll be OK I pray that this pain will go away permanently someday
I've seen more than I should have to I've seen this on my own

This song is a poem to myself it helps me to live
In case of fire break the glass and move on into your own, your own

Reoccurring drowning effect entrenching my brain
I hope you'll be OK someday so I can say that you moved on in the right way
We've seen this and we've breathed this and we've lived this on our own

This song is a poem to myself it helps me to live
In case of fire break the glass and move on into your own

This song is a poem to myself it helps me to live
In case of fire break the glass and move on into your own, your own

This song is a poem to myself it helps me to live
In case of fire break the glass and move on into your own

This song is a poem to myself it helps me to live
In case of fire break the glass and move on into your own, your own, your own, your own!


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Poem Lyrics as written by Michael Frederick De Wolf Jarrod Douglas Montague

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    I've seen them every time they've came through here and I finally got on their street team. I got their new demos and what not coming to me thanks to Streetwise. It takes a while to get up in the ranks, but it well worth your while and if your dedicated, you will suceed. wwww.streetwise.com Taproot STREET TEAM RULES!

    fybonfireon August 06, 2002   Link

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