1. |
I Believe
03:37
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I'm searching for a meaning,
In a lonely, distant bed,
Life scattered on a winding road,
And the signposts ahead.
There's nothing in my hand,
But a song that I can sing,
And a song will last forever,
When there's an end in everything.
But I'm walking on this wire with you.
(Chorus)
Come, come togther,
Our hearts beat here forever,
I believe, I believe, I believe in you.
Come, come together,
Our hearts beat here forever,
I believe, I believe, I believe in you.
The alarm bell rings,
It shakes me up, it sets me down,
For last night, a faith inside,
Wheezes its way out.
We made a patchwork universe,
Kaleidoscope days,
Everyone a shooting star,
Making their own way.
But I'm walking on this wire with you.
(Chorus)
(Chorus)
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2. |
The Morning
04:38
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The morning sun breaks through these open skies,
And I can feel you by my side,
I'm so scared of what we could lose.
And as the summer moves across the sky,
Shadows break upon my eyes,
I hear you say goodbye.
(Chorus)
It's not right that you might leave me,
Though you say you'll always need me,
I know the morning is just an hour away.
So wont you save me from these tears of rage,
And catch me if I fall again?
The morning is still another hour away.
Friend, companion, lay me bare,
These sleepy eyes can only stare,
Just don't believe I'm ever fooling you.
'Cause floods and earthquakes, even wars,
Wont keep me from your sacred shores,
I'll hide behind your perfection and your pain.
(Chorus)
(Chorus)
The morning sun breaks through these open skies,
And I can feel you by my side,
Shall we celebrate just being here?
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3. |
Where Do You Go?
04:07
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I said that I would meet you,
'Round half past eight,
I could hear you crying waterfalls,
Tears running down your face.
Walking by the riverside,
The city came to life,
Nightime fell on me and you,
You said I feel alive,
(Bridge)
Now I'm blind, broken times,
The weight of love remains,
What if we'd stayed at home instead?
Now I wanna know,
(Chorus)
Where do you go?
Where do you go my darling,
When you're not with me?
There's a beat in my heart that skipped for you.
Where do you go?
Where do you go my darling
When you're not with me?
There's a skip in my heart that beats for you.
I see how fragile you've become,
A great divide remains,
Barriers, window drapes,
Curtains drawn in vain.
The hours pass, the days go on,
Walked the long way home,
Time drags on, endlessly,
Lonely, not alone.
(Bridge)
(Chorus)
I was yours back by the riverside,
We felt the city breathe,
Now I'm yours, a lover's fool,
Take every part of me.
(Chorus)
For you,
For you,
For you.
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