Right Here (Departed)

Album: Human (2008)
Charted: 34
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  • When you feel
    Your heart's guarded
    And you see
    The break started

    When the clouds
    Have all departed
    You'll be right
    Here with me

    Darkchild
    You'll be right
    Here with me
    Oh-oh
    You'll be right
    Here with me

    When you're life
    Is going too fast
    Off the train tracks
    I can slow it down

    Just when you think
    You bout to turn back
    Scared you might crash
    I'll be your ground

    [Chorus]
    When you feel
    Your heart's guarded
    And you see
    The break started
    When the clouds
    Have all departed
    You'll be right
    Here with me
    When your tears
    Have dried from cryin'
    And the world
    Has turned to silent
    When the clouds
    Have all departed
    You'll be right
    Here with me

    I'll be right
    Here with you
    You'll be right
    Here with me

    I'll be right
    Here with you
    You'll be right
    Here with me

    When you're so trapped
    And there's just no key
    And you can't breathe
    I'll breathe for you

    The fire's got you down
    On both knees
    And the walls
    Are closing

    In but
    I'll be
    Breakin' through

    And when you feel alone
    I'm a be ya home
    When others come and go
    Ya know I got you

    [Chorus]

    I will be there
    Right be side
    You every step
    You take

    I will be
    Your strength
    Your shelter
    Shield you
    From the rain

    When you feel

    [Chorus: x 2]

    I'll be right
    Here with you
    You'll be right
    Here with me

    I'll be right
    Here with you
    You'll be right
    Here with me

    I'll be right
    Here with you
    You'll be right
    Here with me

    I'll be right
    Here with you
    You'll be right
    Here with me
    Yeah Writer/s: MIKE DI SCALA
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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