I wake up in the morning
Not knowing where I'm going
And I'm wondering
If you're the one for me
We see each other and pretend
The love we shared will have no end
We know it's not meant to be
We stand tall but we stand still
There's nothing left to fulfill
Our hopes and dreams will never be!

You speak in math
But I haven't got the answers
And you play your games
Better than I play my guitar

When you run around the town
They ask what to call you
A dream queen rockin the scene
They want to call you anything
They'll speak your name
A claim to fame
A claim to fame

Thinking back to what you said
Those restless nights in your bed
I know that
I know why

Wake up in the morning
Not knowing where I'm going
And I'm wondering
If you're the one for me
We see each other and pretend
The love we shared will have no end
We know it's not meant to be
We stand tall but we stand still
There's nothing left to fulfill
Our hopes and dreams will never be!

You speak in math
But I haven't got the answers
And you play your games
Better than I play my guitar

When you run around the town
They ask what to call you
A dream queen rockin the scene
They want to call you anything
They'll speak your name
A claim to fame
A claim to fame

When you speak in verbs
But I don't know where you're going
And you play your games
Better than I play my guitar

Wake up in the morning.
Not knowing where I'm going.
And I'm wondering
If you're the one for me






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    aww this song is really good =))

    XsweetEMOtionXon June 18, 2002   Link
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    i wonder how good this guy can play guitar. cuz i mean it may not mean much that she can play her games better than he can play his guitar. i mean hes not me

    Hey;)on July 22, 2002   Link
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    I love ittttttttttttttttt. Keepsake is awesome

    PuNkDoLLon July 24, 2002   Link
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    i love this song Keepsakes top probably it reminds me of my ex bf :(

    SavesTheDay010204on August 27, 2002   Link
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    lol, i agree with Hey;). but, hey, it's an awsome song and Keepsake rocks my socks.

    RedFuzzMonkeyon August 28, 2002   Link
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    this song is by far their best.....its so true...

    finchchickon September 12, 2002   Link
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    Does anyone have a CD cover of one of the 4 Keepsake records please? Please help!...

    bjorkellinaon September 22, 2002   Link
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    im really relating to this part right now

    Wake up in the morning Not knowing where I'm going And I'm wondering If you're the one for me We see each other and pretend The love we shared will have no end We know it's not meant to be We stand tall but we stand still There's nothing left to fulfill Our hopes and dreams will never be

    girlfriends suck thats all i have to say

    projectmayhem87on September 24, 2002   Link
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    This is one of my favorite keepsake songs :o) i love the guitar, and I think the part that it says "You play your games, better than I play my guitars" is coolidge and im gonna shut up :o) Shawn <3 Keepsake

    ::HappyWaffle::on May 04, 2003   Link

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