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Live ~ Good Pain


He said, he said, he said, "There was nothing to fear boy" And he said, he said, he said, "Worthless are your tears boy" "Just realize your senses and realize your earth Just realize your essence first" I'll never be the same again I want to walk in the sun I am alive and well again No more bittersweet No more good pain No more So many of us stand in the middle Looking back to the worst Looking forward to the fall Making weapons of peace for the defense of the bloodstains on our peaceful sidewalks You say the buildings got too tall and the're going to fry your brother Well I say you'd better walk away, walk away, walk away and find your mother No more bittersweet No more good pain If I can't sing this song and tell you all about it Then I'll just pack it up right now and walk away don't even doubt it So when our sherry glass is full and the day is way too young You'd better sip today, sip today, sip today before it's gone No more bittersweet No more good pain more free lyrics

He said, he said, he said,
"There was nothing to fear boy"
And he said, he said, he said,
"Worthless are your tears boy"
"Just realize your senses
and realize your earth
Just realize your essence first"
I'll never be the same again
I want to walk in the sun
I am alive and well again
No more bittersweet
No more good pain
No more
So many of us stand in the middle
Looking back to the worst
Looking forward to the fall
Making weapons of peace for the defense
of the bloodstains on our peaceful sidewalks
You say the buildings got too tall
and the're going to fry your brother
Well I say you'd better walk away, walk away, walk away
and find your mother
No more bittersweet
No more good pain
If I can't sing this song
and tell you all about it
Then I'll just pack it up right now and walk away
don't even doubt it
So when our sherry glass is full
and the day is way too young
You'd better sip today, sip today, sip today
before it's gone
No more bittersweet
No more good pain

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