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"In Pieces" - Linkin Park

With the rain and the wind, the cloud and the gloom...it all just puts me at ease. I woke up at 7:00am this morning (a rarity since I am a night owl), with the sound of the weather at my window. It was cold, but comforting under my covers and I felt like utter and complete crap. I don't know how I managed to get away from being sick after being surrounded by it for over a month at work, but it caught up to me late Monday night. And of course, came full blown as I tried to get out of bed.

So, I didn't.

I stayed under the warmth and got lost in it for another hour and a half. Then decided to stay hidden just a little while longer.

So, what made me think of this song? I have no idea. I just started singing, "In pieces, in pieces..." Maybe it's how I was feeling. Maybe it was just the image of watching the rain drops fall to the ground. But actually, it was what came to mind at the time.


Lyrics:

Telling me to go
But hands beg me to stay
Your lips say that you love
Your eyes say that you hate


There's truth in your lies
Doubt in your faith
What you've built you laid to waste
There's truth in your lies
Doubt in your faith
All I've got's what you didn't take


So I, I won't be the one
Be the one to leave this
In pieces
And you, you will be alone
Alone with all your secrets
And regrets
Don't lie

You promise me the sky
Then toss me like a stone
You wrap me in your arms
And chill me to the bone

There's truth in your lies
Doubt in your faith
All I've got's what you didn't take
So I, I won't be the one
Be the one to leave this
In pieces
And you, you will be alone
Alone with all your secrets
And regrets
Don't lie
So I, I won't be the one
Be the one to leave this
In pieces
And you, you will be alone
Alone with all your secrets
And regrets
Don't lie

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