Help Me Sleep

Midtown

Shut this thing off
I can't take any more
The wait is gone
Still I can't let it go

I can't take anymore
Is this all we are?
Can you help me sleep again?

My body is numb
What I touch turns to stone
The more I learn
The less I know
The more I'm lost

I can't take anymore
Is this all we are?
Can you help me sleep again?

I can't take anymore
Is this all we are?
Can you help me sleep again?

Make me fall yeah
(fall)
'Cause I can not remember anymore
(fall)
No, I can not remember anymore
Anymore
Any...

I can't take anymore
Is this all we are?
Help me sleep...

I can't take anymore
Is this all we are?
Can you help me sleep again?

'Cause I can not remember anymore
'Cause I can not remember anymore
Anymore
Anymore
Anymore


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    The dynamic changes in this song are great, I just love it

    Saikoon March 12, 2005   Link

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