indigos journal

Thursday, March 30, 2006

i won’t

Name
by the GooGoo Dolls

And even though the moment passed me by
I still can’t turn away
Cause all the dreams you never thought you’d lose
Got tossed along the way
And letters that you never meant to send
Get lost or thrown away

And now we’re grown up orphans
That never knew their names
We don’t belong to no one
That’s a shame
But if you could hide beside me
Maybe for a while
And I won’t tell no one your name

And I won’t tell em your name

Scars are souvenirs you never lose
The past is never far
Did you lose yourself somewhere out there
Did you get to be a star
And don’t it make you sad to know that life
Is more than who we are

You grew up way too fast
And now there’s nothing to believe
And reruns all become our history
A tired song keeps playing on a tired radio
And I won’t tell no one your name
And I won’t tell em your name

I think about you all the time
But I don’t need the same
It’s lonely where you are come back down
And I won’t tell em your name

posted by indigo at 6:19 pm  

2 Comments »

  1. I like the Goo Goo dolls mainly because their music is so inspiring. recently they’ve come out with some really up beat stuff. I like them a lot. I have a lot of stuff from them that I got off Napster.

    Austin

    Comment by Austin of Sundrip Journals — October 28, 2006 @ 7:40 am

  2. opps, sorry, me again.
    sometimes i listen to music so that the pain i feel will come to the surface and stop sitting and rotting inside. it takes some song to pull it all up so I can get some sort of relief. then there are times when the music i listen to drags me down. I have to know when to turn the radio off of Rob Thomas and back to the Goo or away from Alanis Morissette and back to Yo Yo Ma. Music for me is both healing and heartbreaking. I have to try and balance it all out somehow.

    nice journal by the way
    Austin

    Comment by Austin of Sundrip Journals — October 28, 2006 @ 7:43 am

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