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I am naked infront of you.
Like every book you’ve ever read before,
only this time the ending’s new.
See the words aren’t quite on the page,
but there’s enough here for you
to get into.
And you said this time I’m right.
When there’s nothing left here to hold on to,
take my hand and hold on tight.
Now I owe everything to you.
Quite often I will find
that you are all that’s left keeping me alive.
When the darkest of veils will fall
I know that you will be there.
Standing at my side.
Like every book you’ve ever read before,
only this time the ending’s new.
See the words aren’t quite on the page,
but there’s enough here for you
to get into.
And you said this time I’m right.
When there’s nothing left here to hold on to,
take my hand and hold on tight.
Now I owe everything to you.
Quite often I will find
that you are all that’s left keeping me alive.
When the darkest of veils will fall
I know that you will be there.
Standing at my side.
Lyrics submitted by Gareththomson
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