Tell me I'm wrong, tell me I'm indestructible
Tell me my faults, tell me I'm lying to myself

Tell me I'm wrong, tell me what's happened to all my friends
I've been lying here for the longest time
And I don't know where it ends
But I hope you made it long enough

'Cause I'm never gonna wait for someone else
You need to know that's why
We're the ones that bring this on ourselves

Maybe in time, maybe we'll get all over this
Maybe in time, we'll get back to a place
Where you can safely

Tell me I'm wrong, I hope you can say all this to me
Tell me my faults, it's all you can say
It's all you can say

At this moment where I lost control
And you happen to be there
And I hope it lasted long enough

'Cause I'm never gonna wait for someone else
You need to know that's why
We're the ones that bring this on ourselves, don't walk away
'Cause I'm never gonna wait for someone else

This world will always let you down
But rest assured, I'm on it too
Singing it, oh, oh, oh, oh

'Cause I'm never gonna wait for someone else
You need to know that's why
We're the ones that bring this on ourselves, don't walk away
'Cause I'm never gonna wait for someone else
You need to know that I'm never gonna wait for someone else




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    Just a minor thing, but it's brought instead of bring in the chorus.

    eltroyo11on May 08, 2007   Link

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