I couldn't see your face through the rain
When you left me standing there at 4 AM

I got to catch my train
I got to find my way

So why do I pretend to move
The way you want me to

Your time is mine but yours to waste
I've got to find my way

Life is beautiful
Your smile
I can see it that way


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Bubble and Spike Lyrics as written by Joshua L Eustis Charles Wesley Iii Cooper

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    I've always thought it was:

    Life is beautiful Your smile But I can't see it that way

    We're absolute fucking miracles; every one of us. The existence of every form of complex life on this earth is amazing - even insects and plants - and we're the most advanced and amazing of all. I've had some beautiful moments in life, and shared many beautiful moments with beautiful people, but I don't even want to live inside my mind anymore despite the beauty around me. Life has simply become too complex to be enjoyable.

    rpn453on June 07, 2010   Link

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