I never thought about it before
Just close your eyes and ignore
The dark that troubles you most
Don't let it be here

And if you see it again
Hold your breath and pretend
That you're already dead
You'll never be alone

I will always hold your hand, I'll never let you fall
'Cause nothing, nothing else matters at all
If you're scared, just think of me, 'cause you know I'd never let you be
Anywhere but with me

Forget the story you heard
Why are you worried about the dirt?
I don't think that you'll mind
When it's your time

'Cause I will be there with you
And we'll figure out what to do
So that you don't get bored
You'll never be alone

I will always hold your hand, I'll never let you fall
'Cause nothing, nothing else matters at all
If you're scared, just think of me, 'cause you know I'd never let you be
Anywhere but with me

So try to sleep with a smile
Promise I'll wait a while
To make sure that you moved on
You won't be lost

I will always hold your hand, I'll never let you fall
'Cause nothing, nothing else matters at all
If you're scared, just think of me, 'cause you know I'd never let you be
Anywhere but with me


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Cricket Lyrics as written by Donald V. Dunn Stephen Lee Cropper

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Downtown Music Publishing, Songtrust Ave, Hipgnosis Songs Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    i just recorded myself singing this song for my boyfriend.. i suck pretty bad.. but its by far my favorite DHC song ever.

    XcynXcynXon July 18, 2002   Link

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