It almost feels like it was just a dream All these memories of you and me So far from home Brave enough to take this road Out on my own Blown away in the summer breeze It almost feels like we just never were All the time we spent was just a blur

It's not enough to be yourself to make amends It's so messed up to be yourself when you're never, never enough It's so messed up to be yourself when you're not enough You're never enough Hiding the shame - a distant memory I'm so wasted, so ugly Buried

Take me back to the days when I was young Let's look back, back to the moment when I followed sin with every step and every breath I wanted what I couldn't have, it was never enough Forgotten innocence, just a shadow of who I was meant to become. Is this

Who was crazy enough, crazy enough? If I was him, if I was him To put a hole in your heart I'll advert my eyes Who was crazy enough, crazy in love? If you promise me you'll never cry again Over his goodbye Won't you promise me you'll throw it to the wind

To let herself get used and so that's why So she got drunk last night Drunk enough to call That number in her phone that she would never call Without the alcohol But she needed an excuse She was flagging down the waiter She was feeling 'bout as faded as

Let's be honest For my sake Stop slowing me down Stop holding me up And that's enough I'm never looking back I'm at it fast But what you lost was me

Too much love is not enough for us I was once too blind to see Too much hope will never be enough Written on the water, memories dissipate Eyes begin to open, darkness drifts away Time and space like roses, whose petals drop and fade And fall into the

It was just a crush Now look at me There's only one explanation I wasn't really in love (I wasn't really in love) It was never enough Sparks fly when we touched I guess I should've known

Stays in Mexico, One more is never enough His name was Steve, Her name was Gina, (Spoken) You've never been here before have you? They met at a bar called Caboapo Cantina, He was a salesman from South Dakota,

Just as it was, baby Before the otherness came And I knew its name But your love was unmoved There is a roadway, muddy and foxgloved Never I'd had life enough My heart is screaming out And in a few days I would be there, love Ever here that's lived in me