I'm hurting you again
Too lonely to pretend
Like everything is new
I promised you to blow it all away

In your world
No one is crying alone
In your world
No one is dying alone

Too broken to belong
Too weak to sing along
I'll comfort you my friend
Helping you to blow it all away

In your world
No one is crying alone
In your world
No one is dying alone


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    this song is amazing. even though the lyrics are simple. i've got two opinions on what this song is about-

    1. this guy has got a friend who is addicted to drugs that make you feel happy, and this guy is trying to help his friend who is so addicted to drugs he doesn't know what the world is really like, and this guy is basically telling his friend that he'll help him get through it.
    2. this idea is basically the same as Nihil, but then again maybe not. this person who is in his/her own little world where everything is perfect, and this guy is trying to make that person see that the world isn't really like that. he is doing this so that he/she doesn't get more hurt in the long run.
    spiriton June 17, 2002   Link

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