Wherever I Am Going

Rise Electric

You were perfection
My only obsession
And good to me
Good to me

My only addiction
You were such a vision
Of grace and love
Grace and love

So I fell into your life
No I won't forget you

I don't know what I'm running from
Don't know what I'm running to
But wherever I am going
I go there with you

I don't know what I'm running from
Don't know what I'm running to
But wherever I am going
I go there with you

Have so many questions
I can't keep on guessing why

And I'm wondering
Why I'm suffering
And I don't know what to do

I've given it all
All away
Just to be with you

So I fell into your life
No I won't forget you

I don't know what I'm running from
Don't know what I'm running to
But wherever I am going
I go there with you

I don't know what I'm running from
Don't know what I'm running to
But wherever I am going
I go there with you

Your everywhere
That I go without you

Your picture stands
On the wall I feel you

The greatest friend that I had
Falls away

The serenade of my days
Spent away

I don't know what I'm running from
Don't know what I'm running to
But wherever I am going
I go there with you

I don't know what I'm running from
Don't know what I'm running to
But wherever I am going
I go there with you

I'm lost without you
I don't know my way
Why can' t you be here for just one more day?

I miss you
I miss you

And I'm looking for answers
Why you ran away
It shattered my world but together we'll stay

I miss you
I miss you


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    I have only been able to hear the first half of the song, does anyone know where I can get the full version?

    ashjenbffon June 29, 2007   Link
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    It wo0uld be on limewire or morpheus. just watch the file size cuz some will be bigger than others. the bigger ones are the full song.

    This Song KICks ASS!!

    i_luv_rise!on August 29, 2007   Link

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