in here. there's so much more than just air. it's all that we used to light up. give so much love. feed to our dreams. you made me swear i'd stay. so don't walk away. some may say. that distance makes strong hearts break. i want you to know. it's normal to be scared. as frightened as i am. shaking on the floor. thinking of where you are right now. we've got everything here baby. if something's not right. we'll fix it. and if you need more time just go ahead and say it. you know where to find me baby. it's only been one day now. and i 'm already on the phone. i need more time she says. because time makes feelings fade


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    i think this song is talking about a break up, or a cople that is falling apart, and how the guy is telling his girl that "hey, we've got everything we need right here, so dont you worry" i think it's very cute.... it kinda makes me think of how my old boyfriend acts towards me...

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