Your words they never spoke so clear to me
The way they did that day
I always dreamed we'd be forever
I always thought it'd be ok
I took for granted all you gave me
I never thought you'd go away
Was this not love that we were sharing
I thought love never went away

Say goodbye to memories
'Cause I have said so long
Say goodbye to all our dreams
It's time now to

I see now this is where our story ends
So just move on I'm told
Today I loved someone for three years
Tomorrow learn to just let go
To have your best friend always be there
Then one day to see her go
My world is falling all around me
And girl your all I know

Say goodbye to memories
'Cause I have said so long
Say goodbye to all our dreams
It's time now to move on

And on and on I've tried to
Let go
My mind can not forget you
You're all I know

Say goodbye to memories
'Cause I have said so long
Say goodbye to all our dreams
It's time now to move on


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    To have your best friend always be there then one day to see her go how well its funny(?) all around me and girl your all i know

    i think the 3rd line goes "how well its falling all around me"

    r2daaj12on May 22, 2006   Link
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    thanks, i couldnt make it out, and i didnt want to leave it blank, yep

    so this song is pretty sweet

    BlocParty35610on May 26, 2006   Link
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    i thought it was, my world is a falling around me.

    but the song seems sort of obvious. like the title 'move on'. both people are trying to move on from a past relationship. He thought things were going fine and she just said something and ended it for whatever reason. and it's all about him saying how he's over it and it's time they both move on (but he's just saying that)

    Say goodbye to memories Cause I have said so long Say goodbye to all our dreams It's time now to move on

    he's trying to tell her that he's moved on and all that.

    but then heree --->And on and on I've tried to Let go My mind can not forget you You're all I know

    he's saying how there were just so many memories and he's tried so hard but he just can't forget her. but at the end of the song he decides its time to actually move on.

    musicx3on April 17, 2007   Link
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    i thought it was, my world is a falling around me.

    but the song seems sort of obvious. like the title 'move on'. both people are trying to move on from a past relationship. He thought things were going fine and she just said something and ended it for whatever reason. and it's all about him saying how he's over it and it's time they both move on (but he's just saying that)

    Say goodbye to memories Cause I have said so long Say goodbye to all our dreams It's time now to move on

    he's trying to tell her that he's moved on and all that.

    but then heree --->And on and on I've tried to Let go My mind can not forget you You're all I know

    he's saying how there were just so many memories and he's tried so hard but he just can't forget her. but at the end of the song he decides its time to actually move on.

    musicx3on April 17, 2007   Link
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    wow y are there like no comments? This song is amazing! i agree with musicx3...this song is all about a relationship where the guy thought everything was going smoothly and the girl just broke it off. I think it's also about that feeling when someone you thought you loved has hurt you, and every sane rational part of your being is telling u to move on. At the same time though, for some reason you just can't let go. I love the line "Today I loved someone for three years, tomorrow just let go" because it basically defines the whole song. She wants him to be able to just get over it instantly, the way she's seemed to, but to him it's just ridiculous that he can go from having so much to having nothing so quickly

    serenity23on January 25, 2008   Link
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    i agree with the meanings already posted. and i love this song so much, because i had the cd for awhile, but last summer my boyfriend of over a year just broke it off suddenly and told me he was over it, and i was devastated. i remembered hearing this song on the cd and went back and listened, and it totally felt like it was made for me.

    indieskyon June 14, 2008   Link
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    i know what the song is about and more importantly who.I know these guys and I'm friends with the singers ex. they were young loves and he kind of more or less,screwed up.

    stereogirlon October 14, 2008   Link
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    this song could apply to a close freindship, between a guy and a girl, gone sour

    GunghoFilipinoon October 29, 2008   Link

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