When the darkness leaves you lonely
Or the world tries to push you away
When your sky is looking troubled
You can count on me 'cause I'm gonna stay
(I'm gonna stay)

Put your worries in my pocket (mmm)
I got a key so we can lock it (oh)
I swear that I wont let them escape

Love it's always worth it
Love everyone deserves it
It's the friend that you holds you're hand
When nobody understands
Love it wants to heal you love
And see the real you
But you have to open up when you need a little love
(Yeah, yeah, oh)

If there's something you're in need of
You only have to let me know
I've got a shoulder you can lean on
And I'm always (always) right up the road

Put your fears in my pocket
I've got a key so we can lock it
You know I (know I) won't let them escape

Love it's always worth it
Love everyone deserves it
It's the friend that you holds you're hand
When nobody understands
Love it wants to heal you love
And see the real you
But you have to open up when you need a little love

Every night when your heart is praying for peace
From the noise in your head
There's a light that is yours to keep
That's brighter than all the rest

Love it's always worth it
Love everyone deserves it
It's the friend that you holds you're hand
When nobody understands
Love it wants to heal you love
And see the real you
But you have to open up when you need a little love
When you need a little love
Oh yeah
Need a little love
Oh
Yeah, yeah
Ohh
Need a little love


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    This song is basically about that everyone in the world if they're feeling down, then they need a little love in their life whether it's friends, family or even your own boyfriend, all you need is a little love!

    ZebraLoveron January 14, 2013   Link

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