Just a matter of time a few days ago,
I saw you you were fine
Remembering what you said
About the book you read
The one I got you the beginning of the end

Oh how we talked, for hours upon end
What I would give just to do it again
Your lying there in this hospital bed
Won't you open your eyes
And lets talk once again.

If you fly away tonight,
I wanna tell you that I love you.
I hope that you can hear me,
I hope that you can feel me.
If you fly away tonight,
I wanna tell you that I'm sorry,
That I never told you
When we were face to face.

Well I've been here all night
And I'm watching you
Breathe in and Breathe out
Is it really you or just a machiene
That's giving you life and
Making it seem that there could be hope
I could say it to your face?
If it weren't for you then
There would be no grace
That's covered my life.
You took the time to speak into my mind
And my harsh words were lies

If you fly away tonight
I wanna tell you that I love you
I hope that you can hear me
I hope that you can feel me
If you fly away tonight
I wanna tell you that I'm sorry
That I never told you
When we were face to face


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Things Left Unsaid Lyrics as written by Kevin Duane Young Bradley Michael Noah

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    In the last three months, I have had a heart attack, total knee replacement surgery, and a couple mini-strokes. Even though these were wake-up calls to my health, I have nearly bit the big one a few times. I would give anything to have my wife, whom I am separated from, to have even been at the hospital - let alone say this to me.

    voice23on October 09, 2007   Link

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