Closure

Chevelle

Breathe, trust, bless me
And release
Climb hard, or never be seen
Closed off, rescue to breathe
Just bless me

Two sided time
Your rebirth can't hurt
Branch out behind
The pain

Closure has come to me
Myself
You will never belong
To me

Closure has come to me
Myself
You will never belong
To me

Had to turn
And lay down
You're the sting of disease
Phase you out
Should've seen this coming
Go on
Confusing this soul
Hold my breath
Till you rupture

Three days aside
Your rebirth can't hurt
Branch out behind
Pride

Closure has come to me
Myself
You will never belong
To me

Closure has come to me
Myself
You will never belong
To me

Like a leech
I hold on
As if we belonged
To some
Precious pure dream
Cast off
You've seen what's beneath
Now fail me

Faulty closure
Faulty closure
Faulty closure
Faulty closure

Closure has come to me
Myself
You will never belong
To me

Closure has come to me
Myself
You will never belong
To me

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Closure Lyrics as written by Peter Loeffler Joseph Loeffler

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    This song always makes me think about having to move on and close the door on someone you cared alot about, never a good feeling, but it makes for a good heartfelt song that chevelle pulls of very well

    Midixon April 25, 2002   Link

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