I can't change who I am

Out on your own, cold and alone again
Can this be what you really wanted, baby?

Now that you're gone, feel like myself again
Grieving the things I can't repair and willing

Do not you blame it on me and set your guilt free
I don't wanna hold you back now

I can't change who I am, not this time
I won't lie to keep you near me
And in this short life there's no time to waste on giving up
My love wasn't enough

And you can blame it on me and set your guilt free
And I don't wanna hold you back now, love

Ooh ooh ooh


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Lacrymosa Lyrics as written by Terry Balsamo Amy Lee

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    This song is freaking awesome. It was a redone version of Mozart's "Lacrimosa", and it simply turned out beautiful. The choir, the gigantic orchestra... pure genius.

    As for the meaning, I guess it's about how Amy (or whatever) feels bad and guilty for controlling someone's life and just wants to let them go now since she knew they were suffering. She's guilty, and that's what I see it as... but for the this song, the lyrics don't matter! If you stripped the voice of the song, it would be AWESOME!!! I wonder if they have a program that does that...

    Rori

    Rori the Rockeron March 15, 2007   Link

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