These things will go slowly by
these things
they'll be where no one would think
and when given this life
I ought to have thank you all
who will take it away

I notice that you're fine
setting up beside whoever turns a blind eye
any solemn phase
and you belong to two times at once
my radio is my heart
we live as one
two ways at once

I know the waves i form
I know the way i wont become

These still places that are gone by
believe they're somewhere
believe they're somebody else
jumping in the mind of a passerby
and being replaced like times fly

Another wasted flaw
going up against the enless law

I'm flown through a mirror
almost disappearing
I glow faintly
you know this is nobody's life

I saw the days I lost
hiding behind tommorow's cost

Time goin back
time goin back
time goin back
time goin back
time goin back
time goin back
time goin back
time goin back


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    here are some thoughts I had about this song

    ( my english is not so good so please keep that in mind )

    "any solomone phase and you belong at two times at once, my radio is my heart, we live as one two ways at once .. i know the ways i form, i know the way I won't become"

    according to this sentence in the song: There are many ways I can form and can create, and these ways, I know if they are good or bad because my radio, the communication device which is also my heart, tells me the way I shouldnt go in, the way I wont become , I wont become something im not, departed from my heart, my radio, the thing that connects me to my way of becoming a better person a more real and honest person

    It's genius.. he had put a lot of mind into the writing these lyrics no doubt about it..

    oytateon March 14, 2010   Link

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