You in your shell
Are you waiting for someone to rescue you
From yourself
Don't be disappointed when no one comes

Don't blame me you didn't get it
Don't blame me you didn't get it
Don't blame me you didn't get it

I already told you that falling is easy
It's getting back up that becomes the problem
If you don't believe you can find a way out
You become the problem

You all alone
Are you waiting for someone to make you whole
Can't you see
Aren't you tired of this dysfunctional routine

Don't blame me you didn't get it
Don't blame me you didn't get it
Don't blame me you didn't get it

I already told you that falling is easy
It's getting back up that becomes the problem
If you don't believe you can find a way out
You become the problem

I already told you that falling is easy
It's getting back up that becomes the problem
Becomes the problem
If you don't believe you can find a way out
You become the problem
Become the problem

Falling is easy
It's getting back up that becomes the problem
Becomes the problem
And if you believe you can find a way out
Then you've solved the problem
You've solved your problem


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    The only thing that can get you anywhere in life is yourself. Once you start trying to use other means such drugs/gambling to try to solve your problems, you're fucked. You'll become dependant on those things and then you'll really be in a world of shit. This even applies to people to some extent. Get too dependant on a person, then watch yourself crumble when they're gone. So the song is a warning message to get off your lazy ass and do what you have to do.. by doing it the way you know deep down inside is the RIGHT way.

    I got this from the following lyrics: "you in your shell are you waiting for someone to rescue you from yourself? dont be disapointed when no one comes" ... "you, all alone, are you waiting for someone to make you whole?" ... "falling is easy, it's getting back up that becomes the problem"

    MrJRKon September 16, 2005   Link

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