You can come around, and I will help find a way
If something's got you down, it's just one of those days
That you find you've been caught in the middle, feeling like there ain't no way out
And it hurts you more than just a little, got your head all full of doubt
I'll be your shelter from the rain, until it's time to swim
Be there to help you share the pain, while never giving in
We'll keep it unconditional

Come to me, if you need someone, and you're looking for some company
Come to me, and I'll be there

Ain't nothing like a friend, no matter what you do
Who's always there 'til the end, it's like ya' got nothing to lose
What about when you're lost in the shuffle, or locked out, when you're wanting in
Or, got fought getting caught in a struggle, knocked you down, I'll pick you up, again
If your days turn to lonely nights, and your nights into lonely days
I may not get it right, but I'll help you find a way
We'll take it all day by day

Come to me, if you need someone, and you're looking for some company
If you need someone, you know that you can come to me,
If you need someone, you know that you can come to me,

If somethin' busted your bubble, or maybe, your fortress has crumbled
There ain't nothing wrong with being humbled, 'cause a humbling is good for the soul
Oh, we all need, everybody needs, everybody needs someone to hold

You can come around, I will help find a way
If something's got you down, it's just one of those:
Days turned to lonely nights, nights into lonely days
I may not get it right, but I'll help you find a way


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    I'm surprised no one commented yet. I absolutely love this song.

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