Album: Doppelganger (2005)

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• Slow down this is slippin' through my mind
  This conversation has run out of time
  Honey, I know you know what I mean
  And that's the one thing that you soon will find
  
  I know that you really wanna go
  My mind is runnin' outta gas
  Just relax and recap and relapse
  Tonight, my body's jumpin' and I
  Go through the motions and I'm leaving on this journey
  Maybe someday I'll come running home to you
  
  I don't wanna see the day my words cannot make it safe
  Her heart in my hands, it's too bad, no regrets (come running home, come running home)
  I don't wanna see the day, her tears are falling on my grave
  This is my one chance to take back, no regrets (come running home, come running home)
  
  Let's go, I just wanna let you know
  This situation leaves me outta breath
  We'll drive till the love that's in your eyes
  Drops to the ground and unravels like a thread
  
  I know that you really wanna go
  I only think about her, must get to her, cannot lose her
  You know that I will not let this die
  Life support systems and my mind on
  Rewind and rewind and rewind
  
  I don't wanna see the day my words cannot make it safe
  Her heart in my hands, it's too bad, no regrets (come running home, come running home)
  I don't wanna see the day, her tears are falling on my grave
  This is my one chance to take back, no regrets (come running home, come running home)
  
  I don't wanna see the day my words cannot make it safe
  Her heart in my hands, it's too bad, no regrets
  I don't wanna see the day, her tears are falling on my grave
  This is my one chance (my one chance, my one chance) Writer/s: Clark Andrew Forsman, Thomas Joseph Erak, Timothy Christopher Ward
  Publisher: DIAMOND CROWN
  Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 10

• Chip from Arizonaok, so i get that the song was from basically a different band (simular build). but what the f**k dose f.c.p.s.i.t.s.g.e.p.g.e.p.g.e.p. actually mean? dose it mean the f**k condoms thing? Cause thats the part im interested in. that and the face melting solos...
• Matthew from Mukilteo, WaThe title of the song has no real meaning. Never has and never will.
• Ryan from Anahola, HiR.I.P. The Fall of Troy
• Thelonging from Vineyard Haven, MaNo it doesn't Michael, that's what it's assumed. It doesn't stand for anything.
  
  Also FCPSITSGEPGEPGEP was originally by 30 Years War
• Kevin from Chicago, IlIt is called "F.C.P.R.E.M.I.X" because it is just a faster version of the song "F.C.P.S.I.T.S.G.E.P.G.E.P.G.E.P" with slightly altered lyrics and chords (AKA a remix).
  
  "F.C.P.S.I.T.S.G.E.P.G.E.P.G.E.P" was a 30 Years War song that was released on their 2002 album "Live at the Paradox." This song was also featured on The Fall of Troy's 2003 debut album. 30 Years War was The Fall of Troy's high school band name, with the same lineup but with another guitarist.
• Daniel from Jacksonville, Flits all good bud, the false info dont really matter, jus as long as the fans know wut the scoop is bout this song!!
• Brandon from Aurora, Ilsorry about the false information i misinterpreted the lyrics
• Daniel from Jacksonville, Flaight, lets git 1thing skrate, the song is about how this chick left this guy, but there aint no remix involved!!! it comes from
  F.C.P.S.I.T.S.G.E.P.G.E.P.G.E.P which means "F--k Condoms, Pre-merital Sex Is The S--t, Get 'Em Pregnant, Get 'Em Pregnant, Get 'Em Pregnant, which was by "The 30years War" then the ppl from the band got changed, and they made the REMIX to F.C.P.S.I.T.S.G.E.P.G.E.P.G.E.P which is essentially the same thing, jus faster rifts, and i think that the lyrics might be different...!!!
• Michael from Stl, MoF.C.P.S.I.T.S.G.E.P.G.E.P.G.E.P stands for:F*** Condoms Premarrige Sex Is The S*** Get 'em Pregnant Get 'em Pregnant Get 'em Pregnant
• Kevin from Chicago, IlTo Brandon...that is not correct at all. It is called "F.C.P.R.E.M.I.X." because it is a remix (basically just an updated/changed version) of the song "F.C.P.S.I.T.S.G.E.P.G.E.P.G.E.P" which wasn't a 30 Years War song, but was released on The Fall of Troy's 2003 debut album.

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