Lyrics

I'm always on the outside looking in It's where I've always been But the edge is where all the sparks fly When the wheel spins I swear someone is leaving messages for me Under my feet In bubblegum on the sidewalks of my street On the sidewalks of my street Deep down, I know I should leave the past behind Maybe in time If only I could learn to let go of the hand that first held mine Took a walk down memory lane Just to see what still remained Only to find out Just about everything had changed We will splinter and we will divide We will disappear to two different sides And I hope that the world in which you find Yourself is better than the one you leave behind One day we'll return and we'll take a look around See the me and you of every town The dreamers who are yet to learn That everyone will try to shoot them down Spilling their guts down the radio wire Like preaching to the Christmas choir But they wouldn't piss on you Even if you were on fire We will splinter and we will divide We will dissapear to two different sides But I hope that the world in which we find Ourselves returning to is better than the one we left behind Better than the one we left behind Is better than the one we left behind Better than the one we left behind
Writer(s): Stephen Blaine Harrison Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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