It's way to hot outside
And you can't trust anyone
You've had a long hard ride
And the days hardly began
You've got nothing to lose
They took it all while you looked away
I know you paid your dues
Do you need somewhere to stay

[Chorus]
I could out your every wrong to right
I will be your sanctuary tonight
Crossover and come inside
Crossover and come inside
I'm the only friend you'll need to know?
Give me all your troubles, let them go

Crossover and come inside
Crossover and come inside

Too many crooks and thieves
They will take you for every cent
Hold onto your beliefs
They will guide you through the trench
I know your heart is pure
Your embrace is river wide
Do you need a place to crash
Do you want to come inside

[Chorus: x3]


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    My Interpretation

    This song is about a call girl who calls for her unknown admirer who she finds as a good person...

    zeroZon July 16, 2013   Link

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