Unguarded

Album: Unguarded (2015)
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  • Calling future love, do you exist?
    I've been silencin' fears through all of this
    Countin' miles from safe behind the glass
    Calculatin' how long this will last

    I've been wrong to be guarded some time
    Such a delicate prize I'm not about to share
    Put the pain of the present aside
    I have a future in mind for us
    Where will we be unguarded together
    Unguarded in love!
    Colour me any colour that you want
    Can I see enough?

    Callin' future love, don't take too long!
    Part of me is struggled by the time that's gone
    Guide me closer when I flourish of passion height
    Tell me when I'm not quite doin' it right

    I've been wrong to be guarded some time
    Such a delicate prize I'm not about to share
    Put the pain of the present aside
    I have a future in mind for us
    Where will we be unguarded together
    Unguarded in love!
    Colour me any colour that you want
    Can I see enough?

    I keep it all in
    Everythin' guard in
    I keep it all in
    Everythin' guard in

    I've been wrong to be guarded some time
    Such a delicate prize I'm not about to share
    Put the pain of the present aside
    I have a future in mind for us
    Where will we be unguarded together
    Unguarded in love!
    Colour me any colour that you want
    Can I see enough? Writer/s: DANIEL DODD WILSON, RAE MORRIS
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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