Album: War Is The Answer (2009)

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• I'm growing so distant
  Nothing makes sense to me anymore
  I'm learning to resist
  Becoming more than you ever were
  
  Can't explain, what's come over me (come over me)
  Can't explain, why it's so hard for me,
  So hard to see your side.
  
  Projecting all my anger
  I can't seem to get this through to you
  The walls are closing in
  I dare you to walk in my shoes
  
  Can't explain, what's come over me (come over me)
  Can't explain, why it's so hard for me,
  So hard to see your side.
  
  Your side,
  I won't see your side
  
  Can't explain, what's come over me (come over me)
  Can't explain, why its so hard for me,
  So hard to see your side.
  
  Can't explain, what's come over me (come over me)
  Can't explain, why it's so hard for me,
  So hard to see your side.
  
  I won't see your side.
  Your side Writer/s: IVAN MOODY, JASON HOOK, JEREMY SPENCER, MATTHEW SNELL, THOMAS JASON GRINSTEAD, ZOLTAN BATHROY
  Publisher: BMG Rights Management
  Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 4

• Ian from Ragama, Sri Lanka (ceylon)I really love the little piano sound going underneath. It sort of give classical & a sad touch to the song... Love it...
• Thom from Oz, KsI love this song, the main guitar riff bears a striking similarity to another great (although a tad soft)song called "Wicked Game" by Chris Isaak, maybe you've heard it? I want to hear a mashup of the two. Reminds me of the NIN song "Capital G" that matches Tears for Fears' "Everybody Want to Rule the World" someone made those into a mashup called "Rule the Capital" Trent Reznor likely made it that way on purpose, considering how the two songs titles make a perfect add-on political title.
• Dylon from Grant, MiGood song. im wirting a book and this song really discrobes the relation of two of the kingdoms in it. just like the meaning says.
• Anto from Numurkah, AustraliaDoesn't beet there older stuff but still good. I added songfacts for there olfder songs a couple of months ago but it must still be processing :S

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