257 Weeks
Nine Days
You could be waiting for a day that won't come And you could be so much more than you've become And I have found my feet 257 weeks But you could be waiting for a day that won't come You could be waiting for your life to begin And you could be so much more than, than you've been And I have found my feet 257 weeks But you could be waiting for your life to begin And it's so sad You're so good and I'm so bad But you won't see me wasting the best thing I've ever had And it's such a shame That I can't tell you anything You won't hear me still you endear me now, yeah Hard to see past the window facing forward looking back (oh, oh) Over years spent tracing wondering how you left your track (oh, oh) Underwater breathing burns your lungs and breaks your back (oh, oh) And you could be waiting right here for a day that won't come And it's so sad You're so good and I'm so bad But you won't see me wasting the best thing I've ever had And it's such a shame That I can't tell you anything You won't hear me still you endear me now, yeah (Oh, oh) Yeah, yeah Hey You could be waiting for your life to begin And you could be so much more than, than you've been And I have found my feet 257 weeks But you could be waiting for your life to begin And it's so sad You're so good and I'm so bad But you won't see me wasting the best thing I've ever had And it's such a shame That I can't tell you anything You won't hear me still you endear me It's so sad You're so good and I'm so bad But you won't see me wasting the best thing I've ever had And it's such a shame That I can't tell you anything You won't hear me still you endear me now, yeah (Oh, oh) still you endear me now (Oh, oh) yeah (Oh, oh) still you endear me now90s Rock fo real Guitar Solo old favorites pop rock
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