Decompression Period

Album: Lovehatetragedy (2002)
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  • Here today
    Gone today
    Hurry up and wait

    I'm never there
    For you or me
    Can't you read
    The story of our lives?

    Death to me
    And life for you
    Something isn't right

    And I need some space
    To clear my head
    To think about my life

    And I can't be alone

    I just need some space
    To clear my head
    To think about my life
    With or without you

    We fight it out
    We work it out
    Give me some ti-i-ime

    [Repeat: x2]
    To unwind

    I must confess
    I'm falling apart
    Breaking your heart
    Crying with you on the phone

    We're walking
    On thin ice
    And I hope it doesn't break

    I just need some space
    To clear my head
    To think about my life
    With or without you

    We fight it out
    We work it out
    Give me some ti-i-ime
    To unwind

    We fight it out
    We work it out
    Give me some ti-i-ime
    With or with out you

    Mile by mile
    We're farther apart
    And it's one empty bottle
    And two broken hearts

    Night after night
    We are falling apart
    Now it's two broken bottles
    And four empty hearts

    Decompression
    Depression period
    Decompression
    Depression period

    Decompression
    Depression period
    Decompression
    Depression period

    And I need some space
    To clear my head
    To think about my life
    With or without you

    I'm never there
    For you or me
    Can't you read
    The story of our lives? Writer/s: DAVID BUCKNER, JACOBY SHADDIX, JERRY HORTON, TOBIN ESPERANCE
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Reservoir Media Management, Inc.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 4

  • Luna Loud from Royal Woods, MichiganMusic is an outlet for people to get their feelings out, whether they're happy, sad, angry, in love, broken hearted, or disillusioned with the music industry. Not every song has to be super deep and profound. Chill, bro.
  • Hannah from London, United Kingdomok fair enough people that's what u think and clearly u guys dont listen to Rock; the only type of music that has been around for generations and infact if it wasn't the new computers (that came out about the 70's/80's) then there's a good chance that we all still be listening to rock music but the point is just because u don't something or agree with something doesn't mean that u have really out bout it *hint to a certain comment but not saying which one* and they make songs like this becuase it suits the people that listen to it who might feel the same way or feel that this music shows how they're because they cant get out their emotions . So end of story i like rock i understand it if you dont like/understand it then ok fine but dont be out bout it :}
  • Tim from Pittsburgh, PaWhat can be considered original? Let's see you write a song about a sensitive issue.
  • John from Greeneville, TnActually just another sad bastard song that just keeps telling the same tales over and over again. They either want to kill themselves or their mothers. Or they're sad or depressed and can't come down because they can't get up and they were deprived children or ignored adults and they blah blah blah and so and on and on and on. Stop it already!

    Some need to get a grip and do something that might be hard to comprehend - something original.
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