This time, this place, misused, mistakes
Too long, too late, who was I to make you wait?
Just one chance, just one breath
Just in case there's just one left
'Cause you know, you know, you know

I love you, I have loved you all along and I miss you
Been far away for far too long
I keep dreaming you'll be with me and you'll never go
Stop breathing if I don't see you anymore

On my knees, I'll ask, "Last chance for one last dance?"
'Cause with you, I'd withstand
All of hell to hold your hand
I'd give it all I'd give for us
Give anything, but I won't give up
'Cause you know you know, you know

I love you, I have loved you all along and I miss you
Been far away for far too long
I keep dreaming you'll be with me and you'll never go
Stop breathing if I don't see you anymore

So far away, so far away
Been far away for far too long
So far away, so far away
Been far away for far too long
But you know, you know, you know

I wanted, I wanted you to stay
'Cause I needed, I need to hear you say
I love you (I love you), I have loved you all along
And I forgive you (I forgive you) for being away for far too long

So keep breathing, 'cause I'm not leaving you anymore
Believe it, hold on to me and never let me go
Keep breathing, 'cause I'm not leaving you anymore
Believe it, hold on to me and never let me go
Keep breathing
Hold on to me and never let me go
Keep breathing
Hold on to me and never let me go


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Far Away Lyrics as written by Ryan Peake Daniel Adair

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    I saw a fanmade AMV to this song using clips from the Disney movie "Bolt", and I instantly loved it, even though I've heard it before. This song hits me in a weird way. I see it being about a guy who is separated from his girl for a very long time, and how he's wishing just to see her again. "I'd withstand all of hell to hold your hand." That line make me think of me and my girlfriend. We've been together for over 2 years, and I always fear separation. But the biggest thing I think of when hearing this song is how much I miss my old elemtary school and all the people I knew there. I moved cross-country in 5th grade, leaving everything, everyone, behind. All I had were the memories that never faded and the desire to just go back to that life. But now I'm in college, and I can never go back, and that makes this song all the more emotional for me. I loved that life more than anything....and now nothing's left.

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