Skillet forever or the end lyrics

Skillet Lyrics

“Forever Or The End”

Tell me what you’re thinking
So I don’t have to pretend
‘Cause your mind’s a million miles away
I’m a song that goes on
Way beyond the ozone
You treat me like a stranger at the gates
Why you got to make it so hard
Why you gotta push me so far
Just another weekend
Where we are barely speaking
Hoping that the silence keeps us safe

How did I get here
Was it something I said
When you said forever
Is this what you meant
Is it wrong that I miss you
‘Cause you never left
But the burden feels heavy
And I’m just so spent
Is this forever or is this the end

It’s better to be known here
Than to be alone here
Who will be the first to make a move
You got me on the defense
‘Cause just beyond my pretense
I’m afraid I’m disappointing you
I’ve still got some hope in my heart
But I don’t even know where to start

How did I get here
Was it something I said
When you said forever
Is this what you meant
Is it wrong that I miss you
‘Cause you never left
But the burden feels heavy
And I’m just so spent
Is this forever or is this the end

It’s never over
(It’s never over)
It’s never over
(It’s never over)
It’s not too late to start it all again
It’s never over
(It’s never over)
Let’s start it over
(Let’s start it over)
It’s not too late to start it all again

How did I get here
Was it something I said
When you said forever
Is this what you meant
Is it wrong that I miss you
‘Cause you never left
But the burden feels heavy
And I’m just so spent
How did I get here
Was it something I said
When you said forever
Is this what you meant
Is it wrong that I miss you
‘Cause you never left
But the burden feels heavy
And I’m just so spent
(And I’m just so spent)
Is this forever or is this the end

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Writer(s): Skillet

Skillet is an American Christian rock band formed in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1996. The band currently consists of husband John Cooper and wife Korey Cooper along with Jen Ledger and Seth Morrison. The band has released eleven albums, two of which, Collide and Comatose, received Grammy nominations.

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