Can you hear me
Hear me screamin'?
Breaking in the muted sky
This thunder heart
Like bombs beating
Echoing a thousand miles

Mine is yours and yours is mine
There is no divide
In your honor
I would die tonight

Mine is yours and yours is mine
I will sacrifice
In your honor
I would die tonight
For you to feel alive

Can you feel me
Feel me breathing?
One last breathe before I close my eyes
This suffering
For receiving
Deliver me into the other side

Mine is yours and yours is mine
There is no divide
In your honor
I would die tonight

Mine is yours and yours is mine
I will sacrifice
In your honor
I would die tonight
For you to feel alive

For you to feel alive
For you to feel alive
For you to feel alive
Ah


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In Your Honor Lyrics as written by Brett Bradford, Chris Shiflett, David Grohl, David Sims, David Yow, Nate Mendel, Odie Hawkins, Rey Washam

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

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    I seen them last year (July '05) at T in the Park in Scotland. They headlined the first night, and came out with this song first. and believe me its a GREAT show starter. WOW 80,000 people just going crazy. And an even crazier show back home in Toronto on my bday last year (Aug 14 05). Agreed with the above people, If I even tried singing this song my voice would be shot for days.
    If ever in a car with a system, the 1st: "Mine is yours and yours is mine" Listen to the Subs just rattle crazy with bass, so good

    Drink_and_Fighton February 24, 2006   Link

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