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"The Road Divides" / Myriwaka
Song lyrics, added: 6/24/2008, Passion
 
Lyrics by: Myriwaka
Inspired by: Relationships
Viewed: 115 times
 
(V1)
I should have never looked your way
Since you never turn away
Now we play the game again
Of living in our yesterdays

(V2)
I thought we understood
That we’re victims of our charm
This game ex-lovers play
Win and lose in each others arms

(Pre-Chorus)
We keep pushing this
We keep pushing on each other
We both know
We should hide this need inside

(Chorus)
I thought we walked away
I thought we said our last goodbyes
Don’t we know?
At some point the road divides
We both know why…
This road it must divide

(V3)
Now were lying in the quiet
Never have that much to say
This game is lost and over
Are we sorry that we played?

(V4)
Again we understand
We’re just victims of our charm
This game ex-lovers play
Our weakness… each others arms
One weakness... each others arms

(Pre-Chorus)
We don’t need this
Frustrating one another
We both know
It’s our weakness that decides

(Chorus)
I thought we talked away
All the truths and all the lies
Both decided
That it’s time the road divides

(Bridge)
I thought we walked away
I thought we said our last goodbyes
We need to hide away
Hide this need we have inside
I thought we talked away
All the truths and all the lies
We both know
We must hide this need inside
And that is why…
That is why
This road
It must divide
Yes that is why…
We both must say…
Goodbye

Mark Kaeppel
Copyright 2008
 
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