Tell me dear
How can I make this more clear
When I say this is forever
And how is that so wrong
Is it too much to ask to not be alone

So what did I do wrong
I'll take it back and start over again

Well I fall asleep with you
And I wake up alone, and unwanted
In your silence
And I wish I could destroy you
But instead I'll just adore you
And know that you were silent

I'll cross my fingers tight
And sleep to dream of you
Cause when I wake
I know I'll be alone
But its worth it for you...for you

Well I fall asleep with you
And I wake up alone, and unwanted
In your silence
And I wish I could destroy you
But instead I'll just adore you
And know that you were silent

I'd sleep through any dream for you
I'd wake though anything...
Your everything to me

Well I fall asleep with you
And I wake up alone, and unwanted
In your silence
And I wish I could destroy you
But instead I'll just adore you
In your silence

Well I'm still waiting...



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    What the hell? this is a great song why hasnt anyone else posted?my obinion on the meaning would have to be that he was with a girl and he really liked her he would do anything for her but she leaves him.

    drkxfactron March 20, 2006   Link
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    This band are amazing. More people need to be aware of them. I think this song is about he was with someone who he completely adores, but she doesn't really feel the same way and leaves him. And can't get over her, and is waiting for her?

    And I wish I could destroy you But instead I'll just adore you

    Those are my favourite 2 lines.

    MCVickyon April 12, 2006   Link
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    this is a great song. and I agree with the person above me

    asylumon September 17, 2006   Link
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    yup. basically i think it's just about a guy who's absolutely in love with a girl but she doesn't feel the same way at all. good heartbreak song, heheh.

    fractions.xon January 08, 2007   Link
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    Soo sad!

    I'll cross my fingers tight And sleep to dream of you Cause when I wake I know I'll be alone But its worth it for you...for you

    I've felt like this for a long time now. Just knowing dreams are better than real life.. Because in reality, the one you'd give your heart to, is the one who'll never accept it.. And that kind of sucks..

    Saltedkisson April 01, 2007   Link
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    this song is amayzaazing! its been on repeat for like 2 hours now...

    and i wish i could destroy you, but instead i'll just adore you!!!

    peekaboodo17on August 26, 2008   Link

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