Whoever said that leaving meant goodbye?
I realize that we are hundreds of miles apart.
But you can be sure that I am thinking of you. Please don’t cry. I’ll be here with you somehow.
So girl you turn me inside out.
Guess it’s something to say – at least I’m feeling now.
Now girl you turn my heart right out.
(For you) guess it’s something I’ve got to say, well at least I’m breathing now.
So here we are broken down and alone.
Whatever happened to the struggle that we used to hold onto?
I can’t believe it’s come to this.
All your strength is what I miss
so take me back to the days of not knowing who we are.


Lyrics submitted by bythehours, edited by Mellow_Harsher

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    So wrong.

    BuildingMusicon January 22, 2005   Link
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    Whoever said that leaving meant goodbye? I realize that we are hundreds of miles apart. But you can be sure that I am thinking of you. Please don’t cry. I’ll be here with you somehow. So girl you turn me inside out. Guess it’s something to say – at least I’m feeling now. Now girl you turn my heart right out. (For you) guess it’s something I’ve got to say, well at least I’m breathing now. So here we are broken down and alone. Whatever happened to the struggle that we used to hold onto? I can’t believe it’s come to this. All your strength is what I miss so take me back to the days of not knowing who we are.

    BuildingMusicon January 22, 2005   Link
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    ha that one was tough by ear

    bythehourson January 25, 2005   Link
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    No it wasn't. I had a demo of this before the CD came out and it was easy to hear. You fucking ruined the song.

    Oh and am I really a trendy faggot? I come to songmeanings to find lyrics I can't find anywhere else. And sorry if Superstitions is one of my favorite bands. Go fuck yourself.

    BuildingMusicon February 06, 2005   Link
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    why dont you pick a fight over the internet. seen as you prob live in new jersey or pa, if you ever come to boston let me know.

    bythehourson February 18, 2005   Link
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    you guys are fucking immature...

    buildingmusic...no one else posted them, and bythehours tried...just because he got some wrong doesnt mean you have to crucify him...

    bythehours...are you seriously telling me your willing to get in a fist fight because he corrected your lyrics? granted he was rude...but would you punch your boss in the face because he corrected errors at work? didnt think so

    take a pill boys!

    • Ben
    CinnamonHeartson June 08, 2006   Link

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