Silence, listen
Write it down, take it in
I was never interested in shadows,
they've nothing for me.
And i will never be your shadow though you look right through me.
This is not the way to live a life, it's not a life.
It's just a way of wasting time, I wont waste time.

Cause you give up...
On everything...

Thrown away, your only chance to ever know me in and out.
Im shutting down now.
If i was the best thing ever for you, you wont see cuz its gone now.

I can hear the things you say, all your complaints.
Where's tomorrow? I hate today, wont this go away?
But while you shut your eyes, it's passing by. I'll wave goodbye.
But its not me thats on your mind. Am i on your mind?

You give up...
On everything...

Thrown away, your only chance to ever know me in and out.
Im shutting down now.
If i was the best thing ever for you, you wont see cuz its gone now.

One more last chance
Makes no difference
They're all the same...
They're all the same...

One more last chance
Makes no difference
They're all the same...
They're all the same...

Thrown away, your only chance to ever know me in and out.
Im shutting down now.
If i was the best thing ever for you, you wont see cuz its gone now.

I'll watch you throw this away.
oh dont you throw it away.
one day it will be worth it.
Oh don't you throw this away
I know it's worth it to you
Oh no, oh no


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    I love the interesting song titles Kenotia has. I think this song means that this girl is telling a guy "if you want to end it with me, then think long and hard because I'm not coming back, and it would be the biggest mistake if he ends it." She also can't take it anymore. This is basically a goodbye song to an ex-boyfriend.

    CiCixPon July 10, 2008   Link
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    i think it is about ending a relationship with someone that is so negative on everything that he doesn't seem to care about her anymore. "While you shut your eyes, it's passing by. I'll wave goodbye."

    midnight1angelon August 11, 2009   Link

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