Let go!

I don't know
I don't know
How to save you
Breathe into your lungs it's almost over now

Let go!

Hold on tight
Don't let go
I could save you
I could save you
I can't save you anymore

I'll take it back and hold my breath (hold my breath)
I'm breaking my fist on the wall next to your door
On bended knee I'll pray for you (pray for you)
On angels wings we'll find what we've been looking for

Let go!

Moving fast
Moving slow
My head's spinning
Mixed emotion over desperate persevere

Hold on tight
Don't let go
I could save you
I could save you
I can't save you anymore

I'll take it back and hold my breath (hold my breath)
I'm breaking my fist on the wall next to your door
On bended knee I'll pray for you (pray for you)
On angels wings we'll find what we've been looking for

On angels wings

I'll take it back and hold my breath (hold my breath)
I'm breaking my fist on the wall next to your door
On bended knee I'll pray for you (pray for you)
On angels wings we'll find what we've been looking for.


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The Thin Red Line Lyrics as written by Victor Jasper

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    Like furyinhereyes said, it's probably about someone who is slowly losing a loved one. And they don't know really what to feel, hence the "mixed emotion over desperate perservere" line. But this person wants their loved one to stay and is doing all they can, they are "On bended knee (praying) for (them)". And they wish they could save this person but they can't.

    Stolen_By_Musicon August 14, 2008   Link

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