I recall going madly in love with you
And I remember this
How could I forget?
Regret is a needle
In my neck
It's slowly filling me
With poison
Spreading to my chest

Take my pain and numb me from this

Why do I have to beg
When all that's left
Is a memory
Forsaken
Forsaken

I recall pledging my sole devotion to you
It reminds me how
Now I'm on my knees
My guilt consumes
Lost the will in me
Wasting away before you
Hold me closer please

Take my pain and numb me from this

Why do I have to beg
When all that's left
Is a memory
Forsaken
Forsaken

Yeah, yeah, yeah
You break me

Forsake
You break me
You break me

You're breaking me

I recall going madly in love with you
And I remember this
Tell me

Why do I have to beg
When all that's left
Is a memory
Forsaken
Forsaken

Yeah, yeah, yeah
Forsaken
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Tell me why, why, why, why


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    Well, not much else to add! You guts got it right on, but ccjamp... I don't see where you're comming from...

    RaWk4ChRiSton January 27, 2007   Link

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