"take it or leave it"
where the words you chose over mine
so much reminds me of you, and i miss your smile
10:01 and this night is gone
i spent it ill while the world moves on
if time alone were the brush that paints
with solace and misfortunate
my life would be a work of art

and ive seen this all before
things shouldnt have gone this far
we shouldnt have gotten so close
but what made me believe?
was it the girl who made him forget all hes known
every time he looked into her eyes?
or was it the boy who
decided to give up his heart
and run away?
today is gone, tomorrow is mine, but im still alone

keep breathing, keep dreaming
and keep singing for you
bleeding out so much more
spilling blood since youve left
if i had a second chance
id live a life waiting to death
so i walk to the store
i spent a buck fifty in quarters
to buy the ring you said you liked
cause im thinking of you now

now i drive to the coast
the place where i drown all my fears
let the water set me free
im screaming can you hear?
or is this the end of everything i loved?
are we destined for more?
why cant you look me in the eyes
and tell me what you want to?
i know you want to so bad, so bad

but ive seen this all before
things shouldnt have gone this far
we shouldnt have gotten so close
what made me believe?
it was you who made me forget all that ive known
every time i looked into your eyes
and it was me who decided to give up my heart and run away
today is gone, tomorrow is mine, but im still alone


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    another awesome song... all of their songs r great.. how come no ones posted on this yet?!?!?

    ihrtaphasiaon December 25, 2004   Link
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    yep pretty much i love all of their songs.

    i love the worldon January 15, 2005   Link
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    this song is so sad :(

    "today is gone, tomorrow is mine, but i`m still alone"

    my favorite line..ohh and have i mentioned, DLD EFFiNG R0CKS

    she_will_be_lovedon March 28, 2005   Link
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    i love this song too.

    heartxbroadcaston December 28, 2005   Link
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    I love the beginning of this song...it reminds me of The postal service and most of their songs. Then the part with the drums reminds me of the Little Drummer Boy(christmas song) haha.

    even though it's a sad song, it's a very good song. i love how the music changes on ' and ive seen this all before things shouldnt have gone this far we shouldnt have gotten so close but what made me believe?'

    itsmebuhreeon December 30, 2005   Link
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    this song really doesn't do anything for me anymore. i used to love it.

    the august wayon November 11, 2007   Link

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