This is a sequel to 2001's "Reckless Abandon", and features the band looking back on their clumsy youth fondly.
Gimme something to breath
Give me a reason to live
Close your eyes and see... what you have inside
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
Another dream has gone (?)
And your friends just tell you lies
Then you realize... you gonna die anyway
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
Lost in a world without reality
I'm frightened to move
I'm frightened to speak
And I will kill for a good nights sleep
I'm feeling
I'm feeling dead
Dead
Dead
Dead
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember
I can't remember
I can't remember
I can't remember
Give me a reason to live
Close your eyes and see... what you have inside
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
Another dream has gone (?)
And your friends just tell you lies
Then you realize... you gonna die anyway
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
Lost in a world without reality
I'm frightened to move
I'm frightened to speak
And I will kill for a good nights sleep
I'm feeling
I'm feeling dead
Dead
Dead
Dead
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember my own name
I think I've gone insane
I can't remember
I can't remember
I can't remember
I can't remember
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this song is fun to play on guitar too