I get up and I walk away
I swear I wont get caught in this mold
I live in sacred days
What's the point if I'm reconciling past positions
No one sees this
I,I am so naïve
I'm so naïve

Put the pressure on.
I'm only human but I'll do this with you if
You will speak through me
Take me to that place
I was a boy there
I was so alive but now I am lost in life
So my friend you tell me over and over
And I said again

Why won't you open up
I want to be held again while the walls are falling down
Cause I forget what it was like before you were asleep there underground

Give me back my life I am so weary
I am barely breathing
When can we sail away
If you're the open skies I am the oceans
And horizons makes the place we can meet again

Open up
I want to be held again while the walls are falling down
Cause I forget what it was like before you were asleep there underground

We were so lost
We were so lost
We were so lost
Yes,we were so lost
We were so


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    The music during the "we were so lost" part is so haunting and beautiful.

    loveisfictionon April 23, 2007   Link

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