Please forgive me for the thoughts I have of you at times
Please forgive me for crowning you queen in my mind
The thoughts are faults of mine, I know
But the dreams at night I can't control
Please forgive these eyes that ceaselessly inhale you
Please forgive my mouth, though it won't say what it wants to (anyway)
I know I know you by the way in which you walk
The only surprises come when you confirm my expectations

And I wanna throw you off a cliff
(Then run down to catch you)
So you'd call me hero, hero
I wanna wish hell upon you
(Then extinguish it)
So I'd be your heaven, heaven

Please forgive me for the love I have available
Please forgive me, this sickness is incurable
The only drug is you, I know
But you have my heart and won't let go
Please forgive these eyes that ceaselessly inhale you
Please forgive my mouth, though it won't say what it wants to (anyway)
I know I know you by the way in which you walk
The only surprises come when you confirm my expectations

I wanna throw you off a cliff
(Then run down to catch you)
So you'd call me hero, hero
I wanna wish hell upon you
(Then extinguish it)
So I'd be your heaven (heaven)

Cuz heaven
Knows that you're mine
And every night I pray to God it'll be in short time
Cuz see I know
I swear I know
One day I'll be your hero, hero

And I wanna throw you off a cliff, yeah
(Then run down to catch you)
So you'd call me, so you'd call me
I wanna wish hell upon you
(Then extinguish it)
So I'd be your heaven, come on

Please forgive me for the thoughts I have of you at times
Please forgive me for crowning you queen in my mind
The thoughts are faults of mine, I know
But the dreams at night I can't control


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