There must have been a spark of hope
Some sort of heaven that was grounded
A severed piece of human rope
A perfect love that must be sounded
The sunrise bursting through your skin
Ten thousand winters could've melted

I never knew there could be more than, more than
I never dreamed there could be more than, more than
To change the future with a single kiss
I never knew there could be more than this

Everyone turn on the news
Earth is changing, so let's stay out, stay out
In a hell of bolts and screws
Someone finally shows a way out, way out

I never knew there could be more than, more than
I never dreamed there could be more than, more than
To change the future with a single kiss
I never knew there could be more than this

Say anything at all, love
Today is just a glitch in time
Sending shivers through our spines

I never knew there could be more than, more than
I never dreamed there could be more than, more than
To change the future with a single kiss
I never knew there could be more than

I never knew there could be more than, more than
I never dreamed there could be more than, more than
To change the future with a single kiss
I never knew there could be more than this


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    I always get happy when I hear this song. :)

    AmpleVoltageon November 17, 2007   Link

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