Quiet now in sleepy dreams
To me it seems the only time to be
Just me

Bombarded by the phone, in my own home
Can't get the space that I need
And how I need it, yeah

Oh me, yeah, oh my
Oh me, me, me, me oh my
Oh when I look
When I look at my life
Oh me, oh my
When I look at my life, yeah, la la la

Crowded by the city, all around me
Need some silence from the loud
And noisy crowds

And I'm trying to catch a breath
Through the air of death
Can't see the sun for the clouds
Those dirty clouds

And the night has no compassion
For your actions
When you're trying to get away
From the hard day, yeah

And I need someone to talk to
Apart from you
But I guess that's just the way
Come what may, oh

Oh me, yeah, oh my
Oh me, me, me, me oh my
Oh when I look
When I look at my life
Oh me, oh my
When I look at my life

Oh God
Are you there
Are you there
Are you there
No, no, yeah

God
Are you there
Are you there
Are you there
Yeah
Well are you out there
Are you there
Are you there
Are you there
If so where are you hiding?
I'm having trouble finding you

Oh me, and oh my
Oh me, me, me, me oh my
Oh when I look
When I look at my life
Oh me, oh my
When I look at my life

Oh God
Are you there
Are you there
Are you there
No, no, yeah

God
Are you there
Are you there
Are you there
No
Well are you out there
Are you there
Are you out there yeah yeah
Are you out there yeah yeah
Are you out there
Are you out there
Are you out there


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    she wants a break from life. to just be alone. and to not have to think about anything.

    nicholieon May 05, 2007   Link

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