I know I wanted more than you could give to me
I know there'll come a day I understand
Until then I'll be trying to solve a mystery
Wonder why I couldn't make you stay

Smiling through denial, my specialty
I thought that was a good thing for awhile
You gave me all your secrets, were you testing me?
How could I do anything but smile?

Reenact your legendary tragedy
Do to me what has been done to you
Is that the only point to all this misery
Is there any reason I should cry?

Heal, it takes time
And you gave me all you had
I know in time I will believe
That I loved you, did you love me?

Heal, it takes time
And you gave me all you had
I know in time I will believe
That I loved you, you loved me
You loved me.


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    this song is super meaningfull to me

    recently, a guy just ended it with me. and this a point of view i take from this song.

    that this guy (the singer) is going through a break up with this girl, who was using him. she was using him because she had recently been hurt and she needed to have someone that she could like get revenge? heal her self you know? but liek this guy he knew it all along...he wnet along with it because he wanted her so much so he makes himself believe that she loved him. hes trying to convince himself something he knows is not real, becuase he has to. because thats the only way he can go on. he denies to everyone else he cares about her all...but inside, hes dying.

    carolinda583on February 02, 2006   Link

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