Always

Album: Always (2007)
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  • Here today
    And gone tomorrow
    Crack the bone, get to the marrow
    To be the bee
    And the flower
    Before the sweetness turns to sour

    What we have we're gonna keep, always
    What we've lost we don't need, always
    What is it that won't let you sleep, always
    Be the arrow
    And the target
    Put your head over the parapet
    Be uncool
    Yes, be awkward
    And don't look in the obvious place
    The soul needs beautiful a soul mate

    Get down off your holy cloud, always
    God will not deal with the proud, always
    Well if you dream then dream out loud, always
    Eternally yours, always

    I want you
    I want you
    I want you

    Touching the other side
    I wanted to be in love
    I wanted to call

    You say come to know yourself, always
    Don't find yourself in someone else, always
    And always wear a safety belt, always
    Wait for me I'm running late, always
    This is the moment that we share, for always
    Turn each song into a prayer, always
    Now and forever
    For always
    For always
    For always
    For always Writer/s: DAVID GUETTA, DAVID HENRARD, HENRY RITSON, JOACHIM GARRAUD, XAVIER CLAYTON
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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