I'm trying to find a way
So I can keep on searchin' for my own space
Hoping to see the signs I see you there, you there standin'
Holding an open door
Wish I could walk on past it, I want more
Hoping to see the right way
Saying something so I know where the end is
With or without this, feels like it's all just a game
You're standing where I see a solution, you are the problem
Should I go or stay?
Trying to find a way
So I can move my heart
And walk past open doors
Saying something so I know where the end is
With or without the effect of a casualty
You're standing where I see a solution, am I the problem?
Should I go or stay?
Yes I'm trying to find a way
So I can keep on searching for my own space
Hoping to see the signs
I see you there, you there standin'
Holding an open door
Wish I could walk on past it, I want more
Hoping to see the signs
Hoping to feel the right way
This time I swear, I'm gonna speak my mind
I would hold it, I could just pretend
This time I swear, I'm gonna speak my mind
I would hold it, I could just pretend
This time I swear, I'm gonna speak my mind
I just wanna speak my mind
I just wanna speak my, mind
Trying to find a way
So I can keep on searching for my own space
Hoping to see the signs
I see you there standin', was it worth standing?

I see too many open doors
Wish I could walk on past it, but I want more
Hoping to see the right way Wanting to find the way
'Cause I'm trying to find my way


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Next In Line Lyrics as written by Stewart Alexander Hill Kimberley Kenneth Benzie

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    Lyric Correction

    The lyrics in the official booklet are as follows:

    Trying to find a way, so I can keep on searching for my own space, open to see the signs I see you there, you there standing Holding an open door Wish I could walk on past it I want more, hoping I see the right way

    Say something so I know when the end is With or without this feels like it's all just a game You're standing where I see a solution You are the problem, should I go or stay

    Trying to find a way, so I can move on And walk past open doors

    Say something so I know when the end is With or without the effect, I'm the casualty You're standing where I see a solution Am I the problem, should I go or stay

    As I'm trying to find a way So I can keep on searching for my own space Open to see the signs I see you there You there standing, holding an open door I wish I could walk on past it, I want more Open to see the signs Hoping I feel the right way

    This time I swear, I'm gonna speak my mind I would hold it if I could just pretend I just want to speak my mind

    Trying to find a way So I can keep on searching for my own space Open to see the signs I see you there standing where sense was standing I see too many open doors, wish I could walk on past it I want more, hoping I see the right way

    Trying to find a way, as I'm trying to find my way

    60_miles_an_houron May 19, 2010   Link
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    afjkdlasjf this song is love!

    60_miles_an_houron November 04, 2009   Link
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    I think it's, "I would hold it IF I could just pretend"... I think!

    60_miles_an_houron November 16, 2009   Link

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