Unstable

Album: Vital (2012)
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  • You came out of nowhere
    But who could you hold wild horse unstable
    Do you still do as you're told
    Think you're wild and you're free now
    Think you can cover me, well save yourself
    Pretend like you don't do what you're told
    Come around, let me in
    How can I talk you down from that ledge
    Unless you let me in?
    You heard when I called you
    But you still lost your way
    Are you able
    To do just what you're told?
    Taught me to trust now
    Yet you have no faith
    In yourself
    Why can't you believe in what you know?

    Come around (darling)
    Let me in
    How can I talk you down from that ledge
    Unless you let me in?
    How can I talk you down unless you come around,
    Come around, come around?
    Come around, darling
    Let me in
    How can I talk you down from that ledge
    Unless you let me in?
    Come around
    Let me in
    I'll talk you down from that ledge
    If you let me in, lovely Writer/s: AARON D. SPRINKLE, CHRISTIAN EDWIN MCALHANEY, DEON REXROAT, JOSEPH MILLIGAN, NATHAN YOUNG, STEPHEN CHRISTIAN ARNOLD
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Capitol CMG Publishing, Sentric Music, Songtrust Ave
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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