Classic love story true to his western tx roots. One of my favorites as a story, but I think there are alot of songs that are amazing not even listed on this site. I guess I should figure out how to add them, because I have about 8 REK cd's.
Let's not go outside
To much works in hereHeaven can't help us
Watch the walls melt downJesus lost his crown
Heaven won't help usDon't look, don't look at me now
I watch how the world works in hereI love how the world works in here
I try to disappearCan't you see what I'm saying?
I try to disappearCan't you see what I'm saying
Hearts melt with liesFeeling ostracized
They won't just help usMorning makes us cry
Saying last goodbyesNo one can help us
Don't look at me nowI watch how the world works in here
I love how the world works in hereI try to disappear
(Can't you see what I'm saying?I try to disappear...) [Repeat: x 3]
Can't you see what I'm saying?
To much works in hereHeaven can't help us
Watch the walls melt downJesus lost his crown
Heaven won't help usDon't look, don't look at me now
I watch how the world works in hereI love how the world works in here
I try to disappearCan't you see what I'm saying?
I try to disappearCan't you see what I'm saying
Hearts melt with liesFeeling ostracized
They won't just help usMorning makes us cry
Saying last goodbyesNo one can help us
Don't look at me nowI watch how the world works in here
I love how the world works in hereI try to disappear
(Can't you see what I'm saying?I try to disappear...) [Repeat: x 3]
Can't you see what I'm saying?
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Disappear Lyrics as written by Richard Michael Patrick Dean Deleo
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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