Cut the rain, we two have swallowed trust
And you have changed
And I, I didn't change enough
And some have said,
That true loves something we are sure of
My only hope lies in your being confused
With all you said, I would wait one hundred summers
Just once again to be with you


On Monday evening, the cloudy skies
On two for Tuesday, I wanted to die
And so you love me, sometimes I find
But you only need me till the darkness takes the sun


Away from me, I've lost you
Away from me, I've lost you
Away from me, I've lost you
Away from me


I saw a silver sun
I wanted it to touch everyone
You have an arm to pull me back
But theres no way that I can give this up


Some other way, theres got to be another
Some other way, there has to be another
Some other way, theres got to be another way


We all are scientists who will not be afraid
I'm not saying that theres no hope for this
And you have tried to change my mind
But we all know, our systems broken
And I, I'll never vote again


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    My Opinion

    "We are scientists, we will not be afraid I'm not saying that theres no hope for this And you have tried to change my mind But we all know, our system's broken And I, I'll never vote again"

    This part of the song is orgasmically good basically

    blindparadoxon March 23, 2009   Link

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