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I Sit Here Awake
03:45
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I confess, I'm a mess,
'cause I can't get you out of my head.
It's not a secret, but I'll try to keep it.
From getting out of hand this time.
It feels different, this time.
I sit here awake,
and I'm counting the minutes,
Until I get to see you again.
I don't have the time,
to play games this time,
I won't take the chance of not taking a chance.
On you.
I accept, I'll give it a rest,
it's getting out of hand again.
I'm not a demon,
but the path that I walk,
sure feels damned and,
I'm not a hero,
No grand army,
For me to command.
Just one more try,
Then I swear I'm done.
I sit here awake,
and I'm counting the minutes,
Until I get to see you again.
I don't have the time,
to play games this time,
I won't take the chance of not taking a chance.
Why can't I do something right,
For once in my life,
Looks like I scared you away,
Just like everyone else.
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2. |
I Will Be Here
04:14
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Oh how I wish, I could speak,
Oh how I wish, I could tell you,
Just how much you mean to me,
If only you could see,
Through my eyes, what they see,
They tell me a story of beauty,
I will wait,
As long as it takes,
Through every mistake,
I will be here.
I will stay,
Whatever the cost,
Whatever the stakes,
I will be here.
Oh how I hope, I'm enough,
Oh how I pray, that this is not the end,
I know you're scared, well I am terrified,
But I know your past, and I know your pain,
But still I've stayed.
I will wait,
As long as it takes,
Through every mistake,
I will be here,
I will stay,
Whatever the cost,
Whatever the stakes,
I will be here.
So when your life has hit the ground,
And you feel like nobody is around,
I'll there.
I will wait,
As long as it takes,
Through every mistake,
I will be here,
I will stay,
Whatever the cost,
Whatever the stakes,
I will be here.
(2x)
So when you feel you've reached the end,
And there's no time left to pretend,
You know I'll be,
I'll be here.
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Trevor Hicks Spokane, Washington
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