I won't talk, I won't breathe
I won't move 'til you finally see
That you belong with me

You might think I don't look
But deep inside, in the corner of my mind
I'm attached to you, mmm

I'm weak, it's true
Cause I'm afraid to know the answer
Do you want me too?
Cause my heart keeps falling faster

I've waited all my life
To cross this line
To the only thing that's true

So I will not hide, it's time to try
Anything to be with you
All my life I've waited
This is true

You don't know what you do
Everytime you walk into the room
I'm afraid to move

I'm weak, it's true
I'm just scared to know the ending
Do you see me too?
Do you even know you met me?

I've waited all my life
To cross this line
To the only thing that's true

So I will not hide, it's time to try
Anything to be with you
All my life I've waited
This is true

I know when I go
I'll be on my way to you
The way that's true...

I've waited all my life
To cross this line
To the only thing that's true

So I will not hide, it's time to try
Anything to be with you
All my life I've waited
This is true


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True Lyrics as written by Jimmy Harry Ryan Cabrera

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    I saw Ryan in concert(he was touring with Jessica Simpson) and he was incredible! Very sweet, kind, talented and cute! Anyway, he said that he wrote this song for a girl he liked in high school because he couldn't say how he felt just speaking to her. So he sang it to her and she rejected him because she didn't like him! I think that is so sad! Especially because he poured his heart out in a song! :( Well, just wanted to share that with you! :)

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