"Taking Back the Hour" genre: Emo
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	Lyrics Taking Back the Hour. I never saw the end coming until it took my breath away. You could say terror and it would not begin to describe the feeling. No music in my ears. No more voice with which to sing. They fell from the sky like rain. Ten thousand ghost with no names until today, and when I looked again they blew away like smoke and laid still in the ashes. With blood and dust and fear in their throats the living now command a silence that speaks louder than any words ever could. So now I want to lay down and die with you. To watch the pieces ofthis breaking world fall and cut my skin. I can't pretend to feel like stone after today, when I know I'm kissing you goodbye for the last time, and walking straightinto the sun,and if I breathed my last breath into your mouth, would you promise to live forever. And if the steel and glass swallows use will our heart still beat when mine has stopped. Because of all the things I could have done standing there in the fire, I reached out to hold your hand. In the fire - reached out to hold your hand. And it seemed like an hour passed from when we left the roof to when we hiit the ground. I told you to make a wish. To spread your arms like wings. But even when we shut our eyes we couldn't fly away. And the pictures play out before me like the stories of a lifetime. Now told in bits of broken words and in between our tears. They fell from the sky like rain. They died for nothing. They died. When will I wake up from this nightmare. Who will save this day.

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