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Chevelle ~ Anticipation


(lyrics by pete loeffler) (music by chevelle) This anticipation Seen in you As you prepare for new life Don't forget your war The cuts on his hands, speak a little louder He takes that side, and lets you know And what's in his speech, hands cover face Yeah what's in his, you cover your face (3x) Now you're anticipating What went wrong In this world we fall back into Just isn't strong The cuts on his hands, made way to his face These spoke all the louder, my silent regret I show that side, the pride of life Won't let go more free lyrics

(lyrics by pete loeffler)
(music by chevelle)

This anticipation
Seen in you
As you prepare for new life
Don't forget your war
The cuts on his hands, speak a little louder
He takes that side, and lets you know
And what's in his speech, hands cover face
Yeah what's in his, you cover your face
(3x)
Now you're anticipating
What went wrong
In this world we fall back into
Just isn't strong
The cuts on his hands, made way to his face
These spoke all the louder, my silent regret
I show that side, the pride of life
Won't let go

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