just give a little twist, little turn, keep on looking in the right direction baby.
i'm alive with the lights with the lies, but i kept on building it, stack it up,
little architect you're crazy, white shirt, black dress tie, dressed to the nine times too many times.
i couldn't wait to get out of the night life, it's a straight lie.

just calm down,
the trauma's on the inside,
my line's been drawn.
i don't want to be wasting time.

do you think that you'd call it crazy? contrary, and i shine amazing,
aging process called it quits, and the quicksand i trudged through and everything i meant to
say so, so said the young ones, the dumb ones, and "stupid" you called it, but i called it flawless.
played out and fade out, i planned it. pan left and right, set the curtain.

just calm down,
the trauma's on the inside,
my line's been drawn.
i don't want to be wasting time.
my ticket, my destination, singing "hallelujah".
oh god, i think i've really changed, but she will love me all the same.
my dear, it's all for you and i will pay my dues, i owe you some eight years, it's coming to you.

don't say "calm down" and "don't quit this town",
I left 'cause i was bored, and what might be in store.
don't make a sound, 'cause i'll be round.

i wish you could buckle up and take a chance,
you know i really do, and you really do.
just come along.
time's up, life's up, but i won't go.

my ticket, my destination, singing "hallelujah".
oh god, i think i've really changed, but she will love me all the same.
my dear, it's all for you and i will pay my dues, i owe you some eight years, it's coming to you.

hallelujah.
i've left town, and i won't come home.
ohio, i don't know, michigindiana, california, where's home?
why, oh why, if eyes collide,
why won't it feel the same, oh why oh? Wonderstands.

why, oh why,
if words are right,
why won't it feel the same oh, why oh?

so now i won't play games, and i won't change.

my ticket, my destination, singing "hallelujah".
oh god, i think i've really changed, but she will love me all the same.
my dear, it's all for you and i will pay my dues, i owe you some eight years, it's coming to you.

my dream and now i'm getting out,
i'm screaming "hallelujah",
oh god i think i've really changed,
but she will love me all the same.
darling it's all for you, and i will pay my dues.
i'm counting 4, 3, 2, 1.


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    omg, I love this song!!! Im hella surprised no one wrote anything yet...

    well anyways, I don't really know what the song is about but jordan's voice is beautiful in this!!! Especially the a'capella harmony part-beautiful....i love this song!!!

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