Day is Gone

Album: Sons of Anarchy: Songs of Anarchy Vol. 3 (2013)
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  • Take it back
    I would take it back
    For just another minute
    Just another chance with you

    Give it up
    I would give everything up
    Every last breath
    Every first taste, for you.
    Just to make it alright.
    Just to make it alright.

    But its too late, to go back.
    I can see the darkness, through the cracks.
    Daylight fading, I curse the breaking.
    The day is gone.
    The day is gone.

    Run away
    I ll just run away
    like a child
    from all them to you
    And now I see
    my most constant mistake
    is i don't know what I love till its gone

    But its too late
    To go back
    And I can see the darkness
    Through the cracks
    Daylight fading
    I curse the breaking.
    The day is gone.
    The day is gone

    Its too late to go back,
    I let the darkness seep through the cracks.
    Love is bleeding, I curse my breathing.
    The day is gone
    The day is gone Writer/s: Kurt Sutter, Noah Daniel Gundersen, Robert Thiele
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