This troubled heartache, it won't go away
I think there might be something wrong with me
I take a deep breath and maybe this dark cloud'll shake me
God, please don't forsake me, I might be crazy

Am I losing my mind?
Sometimes I feel like things are getting worse in time
If I try will You open my eyes?
And make me a part of You, like You're a friend of mine

Next time I'm losing my mind
I'll remember that to find my way out
Is just a waste of time
In place of all my mistakes
You've seen through the shadows above me
No one could ever love me like You

If I finish what I started
Or get swept under the carpet
I'll still be thankful for all You've done
I'll take a note to remind me
But You know where You can find me
I'll probably end up right back here again

Am I losing my mind?
Sometimes I feel like things are getting worse in time
If I try will You open my eyes?
And make me a part of You, like You're a friend of mine

Next time I'm losing my mind
I'll remember that to find my way out
Is just a waste of time
In place of all my mistakes
You've seen through the shadows above me
No one could ever love

I'll be everything that You want me to except for perfect
I'm trying hard just to understand Your plan for me
I'll be everywhere that You want me to, unless I fall
I'm just trying to get my life back again

So, next time I'm losing my mind
I'll remember that to find my way out
Is just a waste of time
In place of all my mistakes
You've seen through the shadows above me
No one could ever love me

Next time I'm losing my mind
I'll remember that to find my way out
Is just a waste of time
In place of all my mistakes
You've seen through the shadows above me
No one could ever love me like You



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    in the first verse it's "I'll take a deep breath and maybe this dark cloud will shake me"

    Lucylou1065on January 16, 2013   Link

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