Umm umm umm umm
I feel you inside me
And slowly I'm gone
I'm losing it quietly
Drawn into the sun

Lovers go and lovers come
It's the same for everyone
From my life, I'm holding on
It's fragile, precious

I see you beside me and softly I'm done
I'm falling, I'm melting like liquid, I run
Love is all and love is none
But it changes everyone
For a moment and then its gone
It's fragile, precious

Count the seconds away to the sound of
Your heart
What a beautiful day to get lost in the dark
Count the seconds away to the sound of
Your heart

It's endless completeness, I draw in
Your arms
My senses awakening, how freeing you are

From the depths of where I came
From the embers to the flame
Feeling like a child again
I'm fragile, restless

Count the seconds away to the sound of
Your heart
What a beautiful day to get lost in the dark
Count the seconds away to the sound of
Your heart

The seconds, the seconds, the seconds into
Your heart
The seconds, the seconds, the seconds into
Your heart
The seconds, the seconds, the seconds into
Your heart
The seconds, the seconds, the seconds into
Your heart

Count the seconds away to the sound of
Your heart
What a beautiful day to get lost in the dark
Count the seconds away to the sound of
Your heart


Lyrics submitted by CandyCat

Seconds Away Lyrics as written by Cathy Dennis Amy Jane Studt

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

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    This song is simple. Its about her losing her virginity.

    HalfBloodPrinseon September 25, 2006   Link

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