It seems I've gained the world but have nothing,
To keep tabs upon this loss isn't wasted time,
Face opportunities to recognize now we have the time,
Rebuke, don't choke on this twisted dream

[Chorus]
Cause he'll say pay for it,
The whole sum,
To magnify pain,
Is point number one
Is point number one

It seems I've gained the world but have nothing,
To keep tabs upon this loss isn't wasted time,
Face opportunities to recognize now we have the time,
Rebuke, don't choke on this twisted dream

Cause he'll say pay for it,
The whole sum,
To magnify pain,
Is point number one

We need a healing aloe plant,
Your soothing hands run down my back

Hate, well couldn't do, couldn't do no wrong
Hate, yeah, this could do, this could do you in

We need healing aloe plant,
Your soothing hands run down my back

We need healing aloe plant,
Your soothing hands run down my back (Rah!)


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Point #1 Lyrics as written by Peter Loeffler Joseph Loeffler

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    Point #1 is such an amazing song, and I can't believe that only 2 people have anything to say about it. Haven't you all seen the video??? Anyways, the lyrics are awesome, and can be taken so many different ways. It has such a powerful riff around the bridge... kick ass.... Chevelle is standing out as something different is a sea of similar looks and sounds from other bands, and that's just kool.. farewell! FSQ

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