Farewell

from Year One by American Nightmare

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Whatever this becomes
Whatever words I say we are the fortunate ones...
And when the days are done I won't forget
All I see in your and me is a light in the dark of humanity
And when the days are done I won't forget
Timid steps - come walk with me
And with your useless words come talk to me
There are broken hearts now on your stereo
But the broken beats are just too slow
You'll cry - it doesn't change a thing
Kill the lights and let the rain fall
Recall - the memories of yesterdays and better ways
And know - the innocence is gone
Move on - from this day on we'll never be the same
The saddest songs make sense to me
So with your sunken eyes come talk to me
Two hour drives are two hours alone
But two hour drives are better than home
You'll die - it doesn't change a thing
Faster words and faster kids
Faster songs and faster ends
The one thing that's stayed the same
I've lived through days
I've lived through nights
I've had my loves
I've had my fights
You gotta know - you have my heart

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from Year One, released February 14, 2001

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American Nightmare Boston, Massachusetts

Wesley Eisold
Josh Holden
Brian Masek
Alex Garcia-Rivera
Jim Carroll

Est. Boston 1999.

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