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"These Days" - Foo Fighters


Oh Foo, my boo. Let's hope they hear you. Loud and clear. Hiding over there. They'll play you out I'm sure. When they too, realize there's no cure. But I heard it when I needed to and isn't that what music is supposed to do? To heal you? Well, this? All of this here? Helped relieved my sudden fear of trying again. And when I do? And they come back, dear Foo. I just won't be here for them.

Lyrics:

One of these days the ground will drop out from beneath your feet
One of these days your heart will stop and play its final beat
One of these days the clocks will stop and time won't mean a thing
One of these days their bombs will drop and silence everything

But it's alright
Yeah it's alright
I said it's alright

Easy for you to say
Your heart has never been broken
Your pride has never been stolen
Not yet not yet

One of these days
I bet your heart'll be broken
I bet your pride'll be stolen
I bet I bet I bet I bet
One of these days
One of these days

One of these days your eyes will close and pain will disappear
One of these days you will forget to hope and learn to fear

But it's alright
Yeah it's alright
I said it's alright

Easy for you to say
Your heart has never been broken
Your pride has never been stolen
Not yet not yet

One of these days
I bet your heart'll be broken
I bet your pride'll be stolen
I bet I bet I bet I bet
One of these days
One of these days

But it's alright
Yeah it's alright
I said it's alright
Yes it's alright

Don't say it's alright
Don't say it's alright
Don't say it's alright

One of these days your heart will stop and play its final beat
But it's alright

Easy for you to say
Your heart has never been broken
Your pride has never been stolen
Not yet not yet

One of these days
I bet your heart will be broken
I bet your pride will be stolen
I bet I bet I bet I bet

One of these days
One of these days
One of these days


http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/foofighters/thesedays.html
http://godistheradio.wordpress.com/2011/04/01/foo-fighters-wasting-light/

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