One Will Hear the Other

Shihad

Time has a way of casting doubt
Life is a cage they let you out
So fly while you can...

So little time don't let it go to waste
Hold your ground don't throw it all away
And take a chance now...

One will hear the other
One will heal the other
One will free the other
One, it's all the same, same, same

One will hear the other
One will heal the other
One will free the other
One, it's all the same, same, same

So talk. Let em know you feel this way
We all have got something good to say
Seek, and you'll find

So little time don't let it go to waste
Hold your ground don't throw it all away
And take a chance now

One will hear the other
One will heal the other
One will free the other
One, it's all the same, same, same

One will hear the other
One will heal the other
One will free the other
One, it's all the same, same, same

So little time don't let it go to waste
Hold your ground, don't throw it away

One will hear the other
One will heal the other
One will free the other
One, it's all the same, same, same

It's all the same yeah

One will hear the other
One will hear the other
One will hear the other
It's all the same yeah...


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One Will Hear the Other Lyrics as written by Philip Roydon Knight Karl Brenton Jamie Kippenberger

Lyrics © Hipgnosis Songs Group

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    I think this song is about either a) love, like "Let 'em know how you feel" and "take a chance"

    or b) when someone is hurt, and how one can help someone else, but only if you let them know...

    i dunno. anyone else have any thoughts?

    TerenceHillon June 10, 2008   Link

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