Do You Know What This Means?
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"A Song by Elvis Proctor & Barbara Tremblay Cipak": Another collaboration of work - A song about dreams, love, relationship and support. (VERSE 1) Living in your world I've tried, But its not me I can't survive in this empty re-run lie I used to make you laugh and smile Now I make you breakdown and cry I can't give up one dream for another Why can't I have Everything that keeps me going on instead I'm empty inside Content? It's been so long... Do You know What This Means? (CHORUS) It means everything I tried to park my ass in a chair and go no where I tried to work 9 to 5 to stay alive but I died inside I lie to myself I lie to you what I need to be, all I am, isn't flipping burgers or selling cars or VP of some conglomerate I want to make you cry I want to make you laugh I want to make you wish you had that I want to make you tell me the same things happened to you in song, a word, a thought a dream, but standing still I bleed becoming your statue isn't what I need this road it hurts you know I'm swimming upstream! instead of pushing my head under instead of killing my dream help me find my way do you know what this means? (VERSE 2) You look down when I tell you my vision My personal freedom is your inner prison Don't you ever open your eyes and see I can't change what I am meant to be How can you cope in blank nothingness Because I feel trapped held down like this (BRIDGE TO FINAL CHORUS) You know what this means! for me to get somewhere I have to hold on so I'll burn the damn chair and yes! I need you there! no more lies to you no more lies to myself I can't be your statue you know what I need this road our journey move over, I'll lead trust that I know what needs to be done you know I'm swimming upstream! instead of pushing my head under instead of killing my dream help me find my way you're smart you know what this means you know what this means you know what this means for us, Written By Barbara Tremblay Cipak & Elvis Proctor |