I'll surrender to my limitations
fall back and hide away...
Waiting, waiting for you
still breathing each breathe for you
sometimes I feel like I'm dying..
cold and shaking holding on
now think this through before you go
there's just a few things you should know
I always wished the best for you
and took the blame for all that hurt you
always there the only one
to never give up and desert you
but now I'm..now I'm done
never more and you can't keep me
now just a second let me through
I need to get away from you
all I want is just one minute alone


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Waiting Lyrics as written by Bradford Leigh Robinson Guy Gillis Mcdonough

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    The Correct Lyrics are :

    Surrender to my limitations Fall back and hide away Waiting for you... Still Breathing each breath for you... Each breath I Take, I take for you... But sometimes I feel like I'm dying... Cold and Shaking, holding on... Waiting for you... Still Breathing each breath for you... Waiting for you... Still Breathing each breath for you... Each Breath For You... (Cold and shaking, holding on...) Waiting for you... Still Breathing each breath for you... Waiting for you... Still Breathing each breath for you... Each breath I Take, I take for you... Each breath I Take, I take for you...

    rocknkalion April 12, 2005   Link

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