I see that you mean it
I see that you are serious
Have some faith in me
Like there used to be
Come Sunday I'll be leaving (yeah)
What do you want me to say (x2)

Absolutely anytime, What do you want me to say (x2)
Time

Time was that you would understand
No matter what you would believe in
That was years ago
Time's a thief you know
I never meant to be deceiving you
What do you want me to say (x2)

Absolutely anytime, What do you want me to say (x4)
Time (x4)

Where's the tenderness
Where's that girl I miss
Where's the sweetness that would send me flying
Bring her back to me
A grain of apathy
This life is yours
There's no denying (yeah)
What do you want me to say (x2)

Absolutely anytime, What do you want me to say (x4)
Time (x12)


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    A great song by a great Canadian band.

    hellfirecanon December 31, 2004   Link

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