Feeling sorrow
For all the things you had to steal and borrow
And bring back the days we had before tomorrow
Relapse and then collapse into yourself once more

Waiting for this life to change seems like it's takin' me forever
And I can't hold on this life is breakin' into the day
This life is going to change seems like it's takin' me forever
And I can't hold on this life is breakin' into the day

But I can't feel
The doctor tells me to relax and stand still
Please scratch me a new pill to quell my anger
Wish I could make her pull herself up off the floor

Waiting for this life to change seems like it's takin' me forever
And I can't hold on this life is breakin' into the day
This life is going to change seems like it's takin' me forever
And I can't hold on this life is breakin' into the day again
Into the day again

Waiting for this life to change seems like it's takin' me forever
And I can't hold on this life is breakin' into the day
This life is going to change seems like it's takin' me forever
And I can't hold on this life is breakin' into the day

Take time to contemplate who you are and where you want to go
Take time to contemplate who you are and where you want to go
Into the day


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Waiting Lyrics as written by Stewart Winter Joseph Saba

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    y hasnt n e one commented on this yet? this is a pretty good song, not my favorite on the cd, but a good one.......

    blahboy13on July 23, 2006   Link
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    this song is snazzy one of the best ive ever heard but not the best justifys a badass song listen and ull see

    all for youon July 29, 2006   Link
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    Its quite a good song. I think this song is about someone aiting for a new lease on life. Someone hoping to have a brighter future.

    trixie_trickstaron August 29, 2006   Link
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    awesome song!

    iluvothon September 09, 2006   Link
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    About watching someone fall apart before your eyes. When you know they could do so much better. And it then it ANGERS you. And you know you've got to control it. Because it can't help a single thing.

    "Wish I could make her pull herself up off the floor" You realize you can't help someone who doesn't want to help themselves.

    "Take time to contemplate who you are and where you want to go." Basically what it says. While you're down there on that floor, breaking. Think about who you are. Where you are now? And where you soon want to go. Don't break apart before you think about things that could change your sense of mind at the moment.

    JenzieHeartsMusicon September 24, 2006   Link
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    this is one of my top 5 off there cd....seems like i can relate to it too sometimes. i dont know why more people dont like it, i think its great

    RJA is also great in concert! i saw them in the Take Action Tour

    *~music~*on February 12, 2007   Link
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    this is one of my top 5 off there cd....seems like i can relate to it too sometimes. i dont know why more people dont like it, i think its great

    RJA is also great in concert! i saw them in the Take Action Tour

    *~music~*on February 12, 2007   Link
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    i really like the way this song turned out :)

    kassichi88on April 21, 2007   Link
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    I feel its about a guy who had a messed up childhood and is now in counsuling . His Phychiatrist (the "she" in the song" Gets to know him and shares a lot of things about herself. But in a way she betrays him by not beleiving he can change his own life like she did so shes giving him more pills. On the flip side He thinks she didn't get over her problems but mearyly ran away from them and he thinks the two of them together can help each other through there problems

    airsoft_sniper91on April 24, 2007   Link
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    Ok this song...I lv it....like the whole "waiting for this life to change seems like its taking me forever" I can realtle to that becuse the way my life is...and the "the doctor tells me to relax and stand still prescribes me a new pill to quell my anger" I can relate to that so much to....I just lv this song...one of my favs

    ILVUon June 06, 2007   Link

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