Baby come save me
I'm going crazy without you
Steal me away
These nights just ain't the same

And you can watch me wisely but I'll turn on a dime
You can try and surprise me but I've made up my mind
And you've known the whole time
I want you beside me

Or we can weight our lines here
Let it drown us, drag us down
Tangled in fear that it won't come around
That we've lost what we'd found
Neither of us freer




Lyrics submitted by ellie117

Neither Freer Lyrics as written by Meredith Marie Godreau

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    Corrections:

    "And you've known the whole time,"

    "We can weight our lines here"

    "That it won't come around, that we've lost what we've found."

    O Avalancheon May 27, 2007   Link
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    Personally, I think this song is about her trying to get over someone, even though she is still in love with him. At first it was a mutual break up, but she realizes that she still loves and needs him. When they broke up, they both were expecting a burden to be lifted off of their shoulders and to be free, but they both are miserable without eachother. At least, that's what I got out of it... but of course that might be because that is exactly what is happening in my life at the moment.

    O Avalancheon May 27, 2007   Link
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    I agree with ^^ This is definitely a new favorite.

    graceyan0on May 31, 2007   Link
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    in any relationship, besides all the love and joy and positive aspects, there runs the risk that someday it will end and the beauty will be lost in the destruction. love is the ultimate risk, you give your heart to the one you love on a silver platter and hope for the best.

    best_day_everon June 10, 2007   Link
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    i agree with O Avalanche ): sigh

    boats and birrrdson June 21, 2007   Link
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    This is the first time I've heard this song, and it's really good. Wow. Her voice is amazing.

    srawrrron July 06, 2007   Link
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    This is the first time I've heard this song, and it's really good. Wow. Her voice is amazing.

    srawrrron July 06, 2007   Link
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    It seems to me like she's still in a relationship with someone whom she cares very much about, but it is reaching that point in their relationship when they are having problems and are debating whether or not they should still be together because things seemed to have changed.

    They are reaching that breaking point realizing that the relationship has not lived up to their expectations.

    I don't know. Randomness going on.

    JVangon July 22, 2007   Link
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    See, I don't see this as a "getting over someone" song at all. I see it as a "new love" kind of song... maybe they both have just gotten over breakups, but the "tangled in fear" line to me is about not wanting to rush into a relationship, and "neither of us freer" because their new relationship with each other allows each of them to be freer than they were in their previous relationships...

    lexicon devilon August 16, 2007   Link
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    to me this song is about two people who are very much in love but theyve lost eachother or are losing eachother if that makes any sense to you...

    i dont think its a getting over someone song at all

    keeddieon September 09, 2007   Link

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