[lyrics] Bennington

[jake]

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Bennington

Well I still love the girl from Bennington
Even though I'll never see her eyes
I love those fucking eyes
But I still love the girl

Time and time again
I'll see her in my dreams

Time and time again
I'll see her in my dreams
Time and time again
Time and time again

Well I still love the girl from Bennington
Even though I'll see her eyes
I love those fucking eyes
Those eyes won't leave my mind

Just for one night
[??]
Just for one night
Just for one night

[dean]

It's fucking surely.

[jake]

Yeah, I thought so too, haha.

[jessi]

Well I still love the girl from Bennington
Even though I'll never see her eyes
I love those fucking eyes
Well I still love the girl

Time and time again
I've seen her in my dreams

Time and time again
I've seen her in my dreams
Time and time again
Time and time again

Well I still love the girl from Bennington
Even though I'll never see her eyes
I love those fucking eyes
Those eyes won't leave my mind

Just for one night
And now I must stay my whole life
Just for one night
Just for one night

[fl00de]

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still!

[fl00de]

..

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still!

>>Time and time again

[jake]

still love

[palmsvoice]

I think the last lines might be:

Just for one night
And now I'll miss her my whole life
Just for one night
Just for one night

[blue7floyd]

And you are telling me that this is a lyric. I just don’t believe it. Isn’t this forum and threads in it supposed to be awesome with great lyrics. I think I am just bumping onto something worse. Sorry for my comment, but that was my view on this to be honest.






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[LadyLazarus]

Have you heard the song? This isn't a poetry forum.
'Awesome' is subjective when it comes to lyrics. I generally prefer the oblique and the obtuse in my verses. Some artists are all about the words and want to paint a very clear picture; some would rather leave a lurid impression on the listener's imagination. To me, Maus' lyrics capture something of the pure essence of a feeling. Anyway, he's previously remarked in interviews that he views a rigid dichotomy between song lyrics and poetry. I think he would be the last person to compare himself to Baudelaire.

[blue7floyd]

Thanks for the reply Lazarus.. i think i am getting it now.... thanks for the insight... and you know what it really does sound good.

[LadyLazarus]

I just realized how bitchy that sounded. Sorry. I didn't mean it that way.