In this perfection I lament her beauty
Her voice a sour note in this bitter serenade
In this perfection I lament her beauty
Her voice a sour note in this bitter serenade

And all these words I could have, would have, should have said
Ring out like gunshots across long lost days
If this wasn't love then what the fuck was I thinking?
I would bear my soul just to bask in your grace
And your beauty
Your strength inspires all of my days
I would carry any load
Just to bear your cross for one day

In this perfection I lament her beauty
Her voice a sour note in this bitter serenade
In this perfection I lament her beauty
Her voice a sour note in this bitter serenade

Your love fills me up
When the blood in my body has drained
And your strength is my backbone
When I feel every bone break

I'm built for pain
I swear to let no one in
And there you where
A vision, a beauty

It takes my breath away
You took my breath away
And it takes my breath away
How you took my breath away

And it takes my breath away
You took my breath away
And it takes my breath away
How you took my breath away

How could I know that you would take my breath away?
And how could I know one kiss would change everything?

Your love fills me up when the blood in my body's drained
And your strength is my backbone when I feel every bone break
Your love fills me up when the blood in my body is drained
And your strength is my backbone when I feel every bone break


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Nevada's Grace Lyrics as written by Daniel Jacobs Brandon Saller

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    In this perfection I lament her beauty Her voice a sour note In this bitter serenade (x2)

    And all those things I could have Would have Should have said Ring out like gunshots across long lost days If that wasn't love then what the fuck was I thinking? I would bear my soul just to Bask in your grace and your beauty Your strength inspires all of my days I would carry any load Just to bear your cross for a day

    In this perfection I lament her beauty Her voice a sour note In this bitter serenade In this perfection I lament her beauty Her voice a sour note In this bitter serenade

    Your love fills me up when the blood in my body's drained And your strength is my backbone when I feel every bone break

    I'm built for pain Iswear to let no one in and there you were a vision of beauty

    It takes my breath away You took my breath away And it takes my breath away how you take my breath away (x2)

    How could I know that you would take my breath away? How could I know one kiss would change everything…?

    Your love fills me up when the blood in my body's drained And your strength is my backbone when i feel every bone break (x2)

    Just addin some things that were missed

    _handydandynotebookon July 01, 2005   Link

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