wake up (working title)

This will be the day that I die.
because im giving up the rest of my life
i dont need another reason why
i dont want to spend another night (alone)
not another night without you
what can I do?
so lonely without you

I remember nights when you would lay to rest
you head on my shoulders and your hand on my chest
times were great and you were the best
i couldnt ask for more untill there was less
Im getting lost in this mess of emotions
i dont know what im going to
do without you in my life
I guess this will be the day that I die.


wake up your dreaming
its not your time yet
Dont give up
lifes worth living
just give it a chance
some day you will learn

the other day i brought you flowers
but flowers came a day to late
i cant understand why you dont love me
or at least not that way
i try to romance you
but i only seem to suffocate you
i just wanted to hold your hand
and say i love you
(continue or 3rd verse)
I just want to hold you in my arms
and stare up at the stars
wonder what your thinking
and why you drifted so far
so i guess its over
its time for me to give up
ill lay down and die
and never wake up

i dont want to wake up

wake up your dreaming
its not your time yet
Dont give up
lifes worth living
just give it a chance
some day you will learn

learn to love again


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    this song is sad..but nice

    imthecootieon May 29, 2002   Link
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    how depressing

    Girl in Greenon May 29, 2002   Link
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    This song is So gay

    OneHourPhotoon August 03, 2002   Link

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