I just couldn't wait to see you again
No, I never, ever turned off on friends
Well, I thought I heard you say, and I know I feel the rain
But I can't give up looks until it's away

Now I just can't take, the way to live my life
Holding dear the last breath in my lungs
I know I'll see you again, see you again

Don't take my hand cause I take it away
And I take everything just to take it away
Well, you can't leave me problems
You can't give me signs
And as it easy you give, I can take it away

Now I know the things I say
Don't hold up in the rain
Everyone was a gift straight from my heart

Give it then, take it away
Take it away
Take it away
I take it away

I just couldn't wait to see you again
No, I never, ever turned off on friends
Well I thought I heard you say, and I know I feel the rain
But I can't give up looks until it's away

Don't take my hand, cause I take it away
And I take everything just take it away
I can't feel my head as it slips away
My hands touch the ground, but I'm not safe

I just couldn't wait to see you again
I just couldn't wait to see you again
See you again!


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I Know I'll See You Lyrics as written by Oliver Ackermann

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    a correction, if i may: i believe it's "every touch is a kiss straight from my heart"

    leerishon August 07, 2009   Link

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