Memories haunting my evenings
Eyes watching me through the moon
I hope my good days aren't over
Not so soon
I never have seen an angel
I gave up watching the sky
Whisper softly to me, honey
But don't lie

I still see you when my eyes are closed
Tell me why
Can't let go
I still smell you inside of my clothes
Oh, honey

Someday I'll go for the glory
I'll conquer everyone's fears
And for once the ending of the story
Won't be tears
I have seen too much betrayal
I have heard too many lies
Someday I'll be purple lightning in the sky

I still see you when my eyes are closed
Tell me why
Can't let go
I still smell you inside of my clothes
Oh, honey
I can't love anybody but you
Oh, honey

I was alone, I was broken
I needed someone to love
Your love was sticky like honey
Your love was sticky like honey
I said your love was sticky like honey
I got stuck

I still see you when my eyes are closed
Tell me why
Can't let go
I still smell you inside of my clothes
Oh, honey
I can't love anybody but you
I'm afraid
Yeah, but I know it's true
I can't find no one sweeter than you
Oh, honey

See you, feel you, touch you
Can't let go of you
Honey


Lyrics submitted by shallremain, edited by iholdher

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    I think this is an awesome song that talks about being in love. Before you meet this person, you feel "alone" and "broken" because the last guy had really hurt you. You have these memories that are "haunting" you about who has hurt you before. But then you're drawn to someone else who loves you and helps you heal. You get "stuck" to them like they're honey. You're afraid at first: "but don't lie, don't you lie," but soon find that they won't hurt you. And isn't it true that when you love someone, you see them every time you close your eyes? And whenever you've been together and then part, you'll still smell him?

    shallremainon May 18, 2006   Link
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    I love this song so much <3

    mermaidKatieon June 28, 2010   Link
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    I was alone, I was broken I needed someone to love - this line is so true too...

    mermaidKatieon June 28, 2010   Link
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    These lyrics are a completely different song and artist??

    Memories haunting my evenings, eyes watching me through the moon I hope my good days aren't over, not so soon

    I never have seen an angel, I gave up watching the skies whisper softly to me honey, but don't lie Don't you lie

    I still see you when my eyes are closed tell me I can't get go I still smell you inside of my clothes oh honey

    Someday I'll go for the glory, I'll conquer everyone's fears and for once the ending of the story, won't be tears

    I have seen too much betrayal, I have heard too many lies Someday I'll be purple lightening in the skies,

    I still see you when my eyes are closed, tell me why I can't let go I still smell you inside of my clothes, oh honey I can't love anybody but you, oh honey

    I was alone, I was broken I needed someone to love your love was sticky like honey I got stuck

    I still see you when my eyes are closed Tell me why, can't let go I still smell you inside of my clothes, Oh honey I can't love anybody but you, I'm afraid but I know it's true I can't find no one sweeter than you Oh honey

    iholdheron March 31, 2014   Link

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