Lost In You

Album: Start Static (2001)
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  • Six days went by,
    Trying to forget her face,
    It was you and I,
    We were too young for these games,
    All the pictures that I kept,
    All the things I should have said,
    It was you and I,
    But mostly me,

    Lost in you,
    And I can't find myself again,
    Lost in you,
    And I can't find myself again,

    Six weeks went by,
    Still pretending that I'm fine,
    It was you and I,
    Holding back what's on our minds,
    All the things I should have said,
    All the letters left unsent,
    It was you and I,
    But mostly me,

    Lost in you,
    And I can't find myself again,
    Lost in you,
    And I can't find myself again,
    Oh, oh, oh

    Six months went by,
    I almost forgot your face,
    Till they played that song tonight,
    The one we used to hate,

    Lost in you,
    And I can't find myself again,
    Lost in you,
    And I can't find myself again,
    Lost in you (I'm lost in you),
    And I can't find myself again,
    Lost in you (I'm lost in you),
    And I can't find myself again,
    Again, again. Writer/s: Timothy Alan Pagnotta
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 1

  • Nadia from T-town, Nji love this song. tom put my feelings into words.ha. It's basically a boy trying to recover from a relationship.but his feelings are tangled.he's stuck in love.but he knows she doesn't feel the same.time goes by he pretends hes fine with what he has.in reality he still only wants her.fast forwards to 6 months he realizes all over again how much he really is in love with her. truly a lovely song
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