Bleed these colors open wide
Burning blues from butterflies
(Tonight we, Tonight we fly)
Flying faster through the night
Until the orange of morning light
(Dear black goodbye, Dear black goodbye)

I know it's hard to make this work
When you're all alone (Alone)
And I've been waiting for so long
To hold you in my arms
Embrace forever my sweet girl

Water fills these open eyes
(Tonight we fly)
Still flames in valentines
Won't keep me in her mind
(Dear black goodbye, Dear black goodbye)
I know it's hard to make this work
When you're all alone (Alone)

And I've been waiting for so long
To hold you in my arms
Embrace forever my sweet girl [x2]

You are the ghost of everything that I'm not
And I want be [x2]

Dear black goodbye (Goodbye)
Don't forget to write
Your name inside of my life
And I know it's hard to make this work
When you're all alone (Alone)

I've been waiting for so long
To hold you in my arms
Embrace forever my sweet girl [x2]


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    Greatest song by hawthorne would e this or wake up call the intro rule "swim throught these waters...my lungs collapse as im gasping for air... ill breath you in and ill breath you in... you are my oxygen alone.

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