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Yellowcard ~ A.W.O.L.


Maybe it's not over yet Somewhere inside him there must be some New dream awaiting to topple the rest When he finds himself Feeling alive yet alone Maybe the best he can get is still out of his reach Ran from the life that he hates Hoping to find some new beginning Abandoned the future they gave and Took away knowing what they would say Destined to rise above all of the Simplified answers they gave him Back there when surrounded by Love he could not make sense Of feeling alive yet alone Maybe the best he can get is Simply burned by fate Yet he knows he's the champion of the planet But he's told he was wrong for somehow deciding to... more free lyrics

Maybe it's not over yet
Somewhere inside him there must be some
New dream awaiting to topple the rest
When he finds himself
Feeling alive yet alone
Maybe the best he can get is still out of his reach

Ran from the life that he hates
Hoping to find some new beginning
Abandoned the future they gave and
Took away knowing what they would say

Destined to rise above all of the
Simplified answers they gave him
Back there when surrounded by
Love he could not make sense
Of feeling alive yet alone
Maybe the best he can get is
Simply burned by fate

Yet he knows he's the champion of the planet
But he's told he was wrong for somehow deciding to...

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