out of phase, off center, and off cell.
out of phase, off center, and off cell.
from that hole in my heart.
in my soul.

it's out of control.
couldn't save it's mind.
it's out of control.
couldn't say it's mine,
'couse all i
know is all i bring to you.
and all i have is waiting till you crack the very center
of that hole in my heart.
in my soul.

please save that in an empty bottle.

takes a long time sometimes by deasign i try how.

out of phase, off center, and off cell.
out of phase, off center, and off cell.
from that hole in my heart.
in my soul.

it's getting hard to focus.
it's so hard to see straight sometimes.

please save that in an empty bottle.
please save that in an empty bottle.
from a line.

and if it breaks, we'll bring it down
take it apart
spread it around
and if it takes into the night
we'll bag the parts for later
leave them around.

and if it breaks, we'll bring it down
take it apart
spread it around
( takes a long time sometimes by deasign i try how. )
and if it takes into the night
we'll bag the parts for later
leave them around.

( takes a long time sometimes by deasign i try how. )
and if it breaks, we'll bring it down
take it apart
spread it around
( takes a long time sometimes by deasign i try how. )
and if it takes into the night
we'll bag the parts for later
leave them around.


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    hmm. okay. well this is a great song. i love it.

    andrea_ruybal_7on February 01, 2005   Link

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