One Thousand
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One Thousand
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I can't remember anything
The words we said
The songs we'd sing
From where I float
To where I fall
I can't remember you at all
All my hopes and all my dreams
Come crashing down as one
And I will never be the same
I need a thousand more like you
I cannot seem to catch my breath
It's in, and out, and nothingness
From where I float to where I fall
I guess there's nothing left at all
All my words and all my reasons
Fall away as one
And I will never be the same
I need a thousand more like you
Will never be the same
I never could forget you
But then, hey why would I try?
When the parts of me I left behind
Are hanging out to dry
And they're still out there somewhere
I guess I shouldn't talk about
What I don't understand
As I try to walk my conscience
On the broken legs of man
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Who performs "One Thousand"?
Blackball performs "One Thousand", and this lyric page sits inside the Blackball catalog on LyroVerse.
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