Album: A Twist In My Story (2008)
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  • Didn't you want to hear
    The sound of all the places we could go
    Do you fear
    The expressions on the faces we don't know
    It's a cold hard road when you wake up
    And I don't think that I
    Have the strength to let you go

    Maybe it's just me, couldn't you believe
    That everything I said and did, wasn't just deceiving
    And the tear in your eye, and your calm hard face
    Makes me wish that I was never brought into this place

    There goes my ring
    It might as well have been shattered
    And I'm here to sing
    About the things that mattered
    About the things that made us feel alive for oh so long
    About the things that kept you on my side when I was wrong

    Maybe it's just me, couldn't you believe
    That everything I said and did, wasn't just deceiving
    And the tear in your eye, and your calm hard face
    Makes me wish that I was never brought into this place

    And someday, I promise I'll be gone
    And someday, I might even sing this song
    To you, I might even sing this song, to you
    And I was crying alone tonight
    And I was wasting all of my life just thinking of you
    So just come back we'll make it better
    So Just come back I'll make it
    Better than it ever was [x2]

    (I want it all, Don't leave right now)
    (I'll give you everything)

    (I want it all, Don't leave right now)
    (I'll give you everything) Writer/s: JOHN VESELY
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