You fall faster when bending backwards
We've been back there
Feel the street sides taking half lives
Never asked why
Don't you know that crossing fingers and hiding laughter never mattered?
So nevermind if what we have isn't

Our uphill climb has led to valentines
Afraid we'd fall apart in arms
Now it's yours and it's

Better than surrender
Better late than never
Always
Then I'll say
Better than forever
Better late than never
Always
A holiday

I was tired of listening to all the reasons they were giving
Stories start with good beginning and leave us spinning
But you would creep in any seasons
Anywhere that you could sleep in
Nevermind our thick and thin reasons

Our uphill climb has led to valentines
Afraid we'd fall apart in arms
Now it's yours and it's

Better than surrender
Better late than never
Always
Then I'll say
Better than forever
Better late than never
Always
A holiday

Falling faster
Bending backwards
We've been back there
Now two years after
Bending backward never mattered

Nevermind if what we have isn't

Better than surrender
Better late than never
Always
Then I'll say
Better than forever
Better late than never
Always
A holiday


Lyrics submitted by nbordner

Holiday Lyrics as written by Robin Hugh Gibb Barry Gibb

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Capitol CMG Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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