Sometimes I feel like I'm chasing the shadows in your eyes.
Loosing my footing and looking for something I recognize.
You tell me you're here for forever
But act like you're passing through
Which one's the real you? Which one's the real you?

[Chorus]
Are you only practicing until you find the real thing?
Taking up space until you find yourself that perfect face
Are you looking over my shoulder am I enough or just your sacrificial love?

I know when we started I kind of talked you into it.
I was good for the moment but now something's missing from your kiss.
I see you lying beside me, but I feel you're moving on.
Which one's the real you? Which one's the real you?

[Chorus]

Do I have to spill my tears?
Teach you how to say goodbye?
If that's not what I am to you, then what am I?
What am I?

[Chorus]

Or just your sacrificial love?


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    Just love his new cd. And this song in particular! Can't believe no one have commented this! I think this song is about a person who's in a relationship. He loves her more than anything else, but he doubt she feels the same way. He don't know if she's into him at all. He starts to think if she's just with him, to be with someone until she finds something better. I'm not sure, and I'm not that good at interpreting lyrics, but that's just what I think.

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