I can only keep this feeling for a minute
Can only stare at a Polaroid so long
Before the chromofilm blurs and the smiles
On our faces are gone
I crossed a line 5 yrs in the making
That the biggest eraser can't clear
And Iâ??m rewinding every time
I whispered that in your ear
As I laid on you
And your naked body
Looked just like I wanted it to

And I wanna be the inspiration
For your room going silent
I wanna feel you erupt
When I play your song
I wanna move you to tears when I say
"It's over, goodnight"
And the rest of your life

I get mad at myself for not acting myself
I get jealous at the thought of you out
I donâ??t want you to think that its all that Iâ??m
Thinking about
But goddamn I do
And every time that I hear someone laugh,
It sounds just like you

And I wanna be the inspiration
For your room going silent
I wanna feel you erupt
When I play your song
I wanna move you to tears when I say
"It's over, goodnight"
And the rest of your life


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    aww this song is so sad and pretty.

    i think he just wants the person he loves/d to care about him or show that they cared about him. he just wants to be noticed by the girl.

    It's a little unclear though, it sounds like they're either going to break up or they've already broken up...

    hplssrmantcxoxon August 10, 2006   Link

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