1. |
Let You Down
03:08
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Through the breaks in your silhouette
That of which arose
Took me by the heart
Held me ever close
...and I could never let you down
...and I could never let you down
There is no you
There is no I
There is only us
This feeling will suffice
...and I could never let you down
...and I could never let you down
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2. |
For You
02:51
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Oh so blind
Was I.
The distance between
Us, the crippling divide.
Past be laid
To rest.
I can't shake the feeling,
Heart missing from my chest.
To hell with all of my sorrow.
Tonight is all that I have,
To be close to you.
I'll give you all my love,
And sink with the rising sun.
All the while for you.
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3. |
The Only
04:24
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All of what is left of me
Send it down
Below
With heavy heart
Steady beating
I'm letting go
You are the only
The one whom I love
To be without, to be without you
The thought I cannot bear
Days pass
Tears fall
Alone
The void
I've tried to fill
Begins to grow
You are the only
The one whom I love
To be without, to be without you
The thought I cannot bear
I fear we're falling away.
You are the only
The one whom I love
To be without, to be without you
The thought I cannot bear
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4. |
Tarry On
03:17
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Tarry on, my love
Tarry on away from me
Count it all as lost
Count it all as wasted time
'Cause I can't be what you need
And there's something inside of me
It won't let me go
It won't let me love you
Somber are my thoughts
Somber am I, a fool
Count it all as lost
Count it all as wasted time
'Cause I can't be what you need
There's something inside of me
It won't let me go
It won't let me love you
Will I ever love?
Please tell me so.
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