This letter's sealed with a kiss
Sent with a promise
Of a better life with a better view
I'd rather move than watch you
Damn the gods with things from a life now lost
We can patch this up the boat's not sinking
We're still afloat and we're singing

All I want
All I want
Is a little place of my own where I can rest my head
All I want
All I want
Is a little place of my own where I can rest my head

Drink up darling
We can save this ‘till the morning
When we have clear eyes and the peace of mind to work this out
You need a raise, you haven't slept in how many days?
The feelings creeping up that you're never going to win
You have to remember we are rising

All I want
All I want
Is a little place of my own where I can rest my head
All I want
All I want
Is a little place of my own where I can rest my head

We are the ones back to our roots
We are the dust that lies in you
We are the ones in too deep
We are the ones we are

We are the ones back to our roots
We are the dust that lies in you
We are the ones in too deep
We are the ones we are

All I want (We are the ones back to our roots)
All I want (We are the dust that lies in you)
Is a little place of my own (We are the ones in too deep)
Where I can rest my head (We are the ones we are)

All I want (We are the ones back to our roots)
All I want (We are the dust that lies in you)
Is a little place of my own (We are the ones in too deep)
Where I can rest my head (We are the ones we are)

All I want (We are the ones back to our roots)
All I want (We are the dust that lies in you)
Is a little place of my own (We are the ones in too deep)
Where I can rest my head (We are the ones we are)

All I want (We are the ones back to our roots)
All I want (We are the dust that lies in you)
Is a little place of my own (We are the ones in too deep)
Where I can rest my head (We are the ones we are)


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    this is such a good song! its about how much you have on your plate in life. you have so much to do and you just want to rest your head. i love when hes like "you need a raise? you havent slept in how many days?" i see that as a person working so hard and not getting a lot of money. its about sometimes just having to take a break and forget for awhile.

    musicXOlovieon March 02, 2009   Link

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