Where am I? Where are you?
There's so much time so little to do
We're busy doing nothing cause it's vanity we prize
You can't see nothing cause you can't see through your eyes
They're covered with a film, you're blinded by yourself
You're the one to blame but you pretend it's someone else

Life could you be a little softer to me
Life could you be more gentle to me
Softer, softer, softer
Softer to me

I'm still alive, that much is true
I've never lied, well, I guess I've told a few
There's nothing to see because I brought nothing to show
The conversation got too deep, I shrug and tell you I don't know
This world can get so hard, this world can be so cruel
Sometimes I fall apart I feel just like a useless tool

Life could you be a little softer to me
Life could you be a more gentle to me
Yeah I know, this is a selfish plea
Because Christ sacrificed his flesh
On the cross for me

But this world is hard, it's cruel and I wish it could be
Softer, softer, softer
Softer to me

(Softer to me)


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Softer to Me Lyrics as written by Matthew Arnold Thiessen

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    i think we should all stop fighting over what music is better.... i mean we all have our different opinions.... people forget what "punk" is all about thoguh... its not about judging people, exsepcially on what kind of music they listen too... people worry about bands being not punk enough or making sure there allways going againt mainstream ...all those bands have started a main stream of their own.... and im not gunna try and tell you what punk means... its how someone sees it..... but i really dont think that its about arguing over which bands you should listen to..... eh but nobody really has to listen to me... im just babling

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