Comfortable as I am
I need your reassurance
And comfortable as you are
You count the days

But if I wanted silence
I would whisper
And if I wanted loneliness
I'd choose to go
And if i like rejection
I'd audition
And if I didn't love you
You would know

And why can't you just hold me
And how come it is so hard
And do you like to se me broken
And why do I still care
still care

You say you see the light now
At the end of this narrow hall
I wish it didn't matter
I wish I didn't give you all

But if I wanted silence
I would whisper
And if I wanted loneliness
I'd choose to go
And if i like rejection
I'd audition
And if I didn't love you
You would know

And why can't you just hold me
And how come it is so hard
And do you like to see me broken
And why do I still care

Poor little misunderstood baby
No one likes a sad face
But I can't remember life without him
I think I did have good days
I think I did have good days

And why can't you just hold me
And how come it is so hard
And do you like to see me broken
And why do I still care


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Just Hold Me Lyrics as written by Arvid Wam Solvang Maria Mena

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    i don't really understand the line But I can't remember life without him I think I did have good days

    maybe she can't really remember how it was before. scared of breaking up. scared of being alone again.. maybe she thinks this is almost better than being all alone. hoping it becomes better again.

    that's my interpretation

    naaninnon August 22, 2007   Link

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