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Contributed by Alexa_Bachtel on Sunday, 14th March 2010 @ 11:24:48 AM in AEST
Topic: LostLove

Won't you, please, say you've forgotten me,
Say that you can't feel anythin' for so long.
When you see me with another boy.
Or just pretend you can't, oh baby,
Say I was just another flash of a light,
Which gone out so fast, so fast,
And your feelings, though I touched 'em,
I can't hurt 'em anymore.

Cos I'm so glad to know you get along,
And you build new life on the splinters
Of the old one,
I'm really glad to know this,
And I hope,
You don't see my face anymore,
In your sleep,
But I still remember how sweet it was,
Though I'm not the one to see it,
No more...

Maybe, you'll be wakin' up one mornin'
Got warmed with somebody's breath,
And touch me once again in your dreams...
But it was what it was, now it is what it is, boy.

Cos I'm so glad to know you get along,
And you build new life on the splinters
Of the old one,
I'm really glad to know this,
And I hope,
You don't see my face anymore,
In your sleep,
But I still remeber how sweet it was,
Though I'm not the one to see it,
No more...

Le rideau de notre amour est tombé,
Et il ne répétera pas de bis, tu sais,
Mais nous sommes toujours vivants...
Il est plus facile de le classer que construire,
Et il est plus facile de blesser que guérir,
Puisque nous avons semblé
Faire tout le possible pour le prouver,
Mon amour...

And I'm so glad to know you get along,
And you build new life on the splinters
Of the old one,
I'm really glad to know this,
And I hope,
You don't see my face anymore,
In your sleep,
But I still remeber how sweet it was,
Though I'm not the one to see it,
No more...

Copyright Â© Alexa_Bachtel ... [ 2010-03-14 11:24:48]
(Date/Time posted on site)

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