Caught up in what's in
Caught up in the things that everyone wants
Caught up in what's out
Caught up in the things that you could do without
Well what if I was one of them
Don't let me be

Well if I live for a million years
I would be right there to catch your tears
Will you get over it this time
And is this the last time

On this night we breathe air
What makes it so different
What makes you not care
Well I wish that we could be the same
And I wish that you could give up this game
Don't want to be one of them
Don't let me be

Well if I live for a million years
I would be right there to catch your tears
Will you get over it this time
And is this the last time

Will you say goodbye before you leave
Will you say goodnight
Just one more time please
Will you call my phone out of regret
And will you love again
With other than me, Other than me
And will you speak of me with other than me
And will you remember me
And will you remember me
Will you remember me

Well if I live for a million years
I would be right there to catch your tears
Will you get over it this time
And is this the last time

Is this the last time
Oh, is this the last time, my dear
Oh, is this the last time
Yeah, is this the last time my, dear
Oh, is this the last time
Is this the last time, my dear
Is this the last time I
Think it's the last time for us


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    I think this is about a relationship with someone that is clearly on the verge of ending. Both of them have changed and though it must end he wants her to know that he still cares for her and will still be there for her.

    Definately another beautiful song!

    spastic_kittyon January 17, 2006   Link

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