Children

Album: In The Grace of Your Love (2011)
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  • Wait for me my only son
    I can't see you from above
    I'm so proud of what you've done
    Wait for me my only son

    Children breathe
    Children bleed
    I can't see you and me

    Wait for me before you die
    I can see love in your eyes
    As you watch me walk away
    I can see a mother's pain

    Children breathe
    Children bleed
    I can't see you and me

    Now you're gone and all that's left
    A piece of you I can't forget
    Soft and sweet little voice
    Can't ? we've got no choice

    Children breathe
    Children bleed
    I can't see you and me Writer/s: GABRIEL ANDRUZZI, LUKE JENNER, VITO JOSHUA ROCCOFORTE
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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