This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
With love from all of your friends, and those who don’t understand how it could be the way you don’t want it to be.
For those who stood in the cold with tears, gloves and warm coats, to see a friend at his end.
What everybody wants.
And, what everybody needs to know.
In the end, we are right, right where we want to be.
With love from all of your friends, and those who don’t understand how it could be the way you don’t want it to be.
For those who stood by your side with tears, and nothing to say, to see a friend at his end.
What everybody wants.
And, what everybody needs to know.
In the end, we are right, right where we want to be.
For those who stood in the cold with tears, gloves and warm coats, to see a friend at his end.
What everybody wants.
And, what everybody needs to know.
In the end, we are right, right where we want to be.
With love from all of your friends, and those who don’t understand how it could be the way you don’t want it to be.
For those who stood by your side with tears, and nothing to say, to see a friend at his end.
What everybody wants.
And, what everybody needs to know.
In the end, we are right, right where we want to be.
Lyrics submitted by Carmela52
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