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13 Engines ~ The Estrangement


(john critchley) Time is so hard to find when your occupied Lost in my own world, i didn't notice what's happening Last time that i saw you i said things That i didn't mean and now i wish i could take them back But that was long ago and now it's today And it's much too late Though god knows i would change the past if i could Weather is changing again, animals are moving in new directions When you coming home, it's been too long Don't be such a stranger, i'd love to see you soon Do you remember me, well i remember you Won't you come to me I want to see you so bad I want to be with you right now more free lyrics

(john critchley)

Time is so hard to find when your occupied
Lost in my own world, i didn't notice what's happening
Last time that i saw you i said things
That i didn't mean and now i wish i could take them back
But that was long ago and now it's today
And it's much too late
Though god knows i would change the past if i could

Weather is changing again, animals are moving in new directions
When you coming home, it's been too long
Don't be such a stranger, i'd love to see you soon
Do you remember me, well i remember you
Won't you come to me

I want to see you so bad
I want to be with you right now

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