Sad Exchange

James Black / Rich Beddoe / Rick Jackett / Scott Anderson

Quietly thinking to myself
Sharing half our mind instead of none
The shakings just begun
The pleasantries are gone,
This sad exchange pleased neither one of us

So we finally gave up
Meanings tend to give out
The Time was gone to act out
this living torture, living torture

No talking When I want you to Listen
No talking cos it's Living torture, Living torture

Don't know why, don't know why, we can't stand aside
(I don't want your many faces
we don't see right)
If I had known back then
Whatever I know now
I'd think I'd have answers but I don't know why

So we finally gave up
The Meanings tend to give out
The Time was gone to act out
But Here I am and I'm still living

No talking when I want you to listen
No Talking cos it's Living Torture, Living Torture
No talking when I want you to listen
Don't tell me what I'm trying to say to you

Both of us know
What it sounds like in my mind
Now both of us know
What it sounds It Sound like
Both of us know
What it sounds like in my mind
Now both of us know
Now both of us know

No talking when I want you to listen
No Talking cos it's Living Torture, Living Torture
No talking when I want you to listen
Don't tell me what I'm trying to say to you

Quietly thinking to myself
This sad exchange pleased neither on of us

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Who composed the song “Sad Exchange” by Finger Eleven?
The song “Sad Exchange” by Finger Eleven was composed by James Black, Rich Beddoe, Rick Jackett, and Scott Anderson.

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