Thank you for being such a friend to me
Oh I pray a friend for life,
And have I ever told you how much you mean to me?
Oh you're everything to me
Thinking all the time how to tell you what I feel,
Contemplating phrases I'm gazing at eternity,
I am floating in serenity

And I am so lost for words
And I am so overwhelmed

Please don't leave just yet
Can you stay a moment please
We can dance together
We can dance forever

Under your stars tonight
We'll live and breathe this dream

So close your eyes, but don't dream too deep
And please pass me some memories
And when I fall you're underneath
A thousand broken hearts, carried by a thousand broken wings


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    Wow, this song really is amazing.

    I never really thought of it being about God when I first heard it, but I can imagine how it can be interpreted that way. I suppose it's a personal opinion, really. I wonder what the intention was when it was written though... hmmmm.

    To me, I was thinking of the best friend thing. Like your closest friend who you love and expected to stay forever having to leave. And you want to tell them exactly how you feel before you leave and just kind of... stay in your last moment forever. And then you just pray that you'll always be friends and they'll always remember you.

    For the 1000 broken hearts & wings I was thinking of like how broken her heart is to be seperated but how she is still kind of....getting on with life and...continuing to fly, even if her wings are broken. Even though they're apart, he's still underneath, supporting, giving strength to carry on. But that's just me, I doubt that makes any sense lol.

    starlitecascadeon July 20, 2006   Link

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