It shimmers in the dark, yet this one's not a trophy,
It's worth so much more, there's no glorious flaw,
It's the best that I've ever seen.
Lovers cannot lie, when it gets you feeling alive ,
Brings your colour out, spreading word about,
That I'll kill before I try.

So please hand me my cover and my soul,
I'll throw away every piece I own.

'Cause I believe if you need me to,
I'll risk my neck, I'll go down with you.
There's no line to what I would do,
Can I be your life 'cause I need you.

A moving spectacle and in the beauty of it all,
It's so much to pull that they made no law,
It's just what the world has been waiting for.
Somewhere down the line, more spirit than in mind,
We'll carry on, forever gone 'cause we left everything behind.

So please hand me my cover and my soul,
I'll throw away every piece I own.

'Cause I believe if you need me to,
I'll risk my neck, I'll go down with you.
There's no line to what I would do,
Can I be your life 'cause I need you.

I believe if you need me to,
I'll risk my neck, I'll go down with you.

So please hand me my cover and my soul,
I'll throw away every piece I own.

I believe if you need me to,
I'll risk my neck I'll go down with you.
There's no line to what I would do,
Can I be your life 'cause I need you.
Can I be your life?
Can I be your life 'cause I need you.


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    I love this song! Amazing live aswell!

    cookiesruleSophon October 23, 2009   Link
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    It's obviously about love.

    And I think it's about needing someone and doing anything that would give you them :)

    cherrycolaaxoon September 19, 2010   Link

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