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Jars Of Clay ~ Famous Last Words


You say you heard every word, but I watched you turn away Your eyes grew colder than winter "Love is so intrusive," I thought I heard you say And laugh so unconvincingly Famous last words, "I'm not ready yet" "I won't be gone a minute" Narrow is the road and too high a price to pay When loneliness is such a sanctuary Empty are the musings and wasted are the days When you say you were only waiting And famous last words, "I'm not ready yet" "I won't be gone a minute" and I won't forget Famous last words If tomorrow never comes, will I ever know that I was in love? I was in love In love You say you heard every word, I watched you turn away You were only waiting more free lyrics

You say you heard every word, but I watched you turn away
Your eyes grew colder than winter
"Love is so intrusive," I thought I heard you say
And laugh so unconvincingly

Famous last words, "I'm not ready yet"
"I won't be gone a minute"

Narrow is the road and too high a price to pay
When loneliness is such a sanctuary
Empty are the musings and wasted are the days
When you say you were only waiting

And famous last words, "I'm not ready yet"
"I won't be gone a minute" and I won't forget
Famous last words
If tomorrow never comes, will I ever know that I was in love?

I was in love
In love

You say you heard every word, I watched you turn away
You were only waiting

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