I know this really isn't you
I know your heart is somewhere else
And I'll do anything I can
To help you break out of this spell
I see you following your crowd
I know you're trying to fit in
But if your gonna find yourself
You gotta start from deep, deep thin

Hold on to what you believe

I will always be your friend
I know who you are inside
I am with you till the end
Never far behind
I am standing in the distance
You can take your time
And I will be there waiting
Never far behind
Yeah
Never far behind

I am sending you a message
Don't ever think that it's too late
When you care about someone
There is always room for change
You're allowed to make mistakes
It's a part of every life
I don't see you every different
The truth is shining in your eyes

Hold on to what you believe

I will always be your friend
I know who you are inside
I am with you till the end
Never far behind
I am standing in the distance
You can take your time
And I will be there waiting
Never far behind
Yeah
Never far behind

You can take your time
And I know
With all my heart

I will always be your friend
I know who you are inside
I am with you till the end
Never far behind
I am standing in the distance
You can take your time
And I will be here waiting
Waiting by my side
God
Is never far behind

I am sending you a message


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Never Far Behind Lyrics as written by Matt Bronleewe Jeremy Bose

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    i think it could be taken however you want to take it. it could be a breakup, a friend going through a tough time, or god. i'm sure they wanted it to be about god.

    koolestlozerevaon August 03, 2007   Link

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