You're no the one I thought you'd be
A twofaced person is what I'll see
Did you change with time, what's wrong with you?
My roots have left the ground beneath
Sold my belongings took back my keys
What I left behind is gone

And tonight the skies are in disguise
I don't cry wolf, just try to get by

So be my saviour, my secret
We'll reunite for a night
'Til there's light it's all right
So be my saviour, my secret
We'll reunite for a night
'Til there's light it's all right

Is it only water in your veins?
Your spinelss behaviour drove me insane
Said you had to leave to achieve
Sunny days are in the air
Still winter winds blow in my hair
If you want to return you turn

'Cause tonight the skies are in disguise
I don't cry wolf, just try to get by

So be my saviour, my secret
We'll reunite for a night
'Til there's light it's all right
So be my saviour, my secret
We'll reunite for a night
'Til there's light it's all right

But wherever I look there's the time you took
And I tear your pages from my book
I'm still waiting for some new dreams to come
And oh I wanna go back home
But tonight the skies are in disguise

So be my saviour, my secret
We'll reunite for a night
'Til there's light it's all right
So be my saviour, my secret
We'll reunite for a night
'Til there's light it's all right

(I am yours and you are mine)
For a time we can reach back and find what we left behind
And then leave it behind

(I am yours and you are mine)
We can see that it's good to be free
We can let it all be for eternity

(I am yours and you are mine)
I wanna be in the sky but I'm stuck under ground
I don't want to be tied
Let me fly around

(I am yours and you are mine)
We can see that it's good to be free
We can let it all be for eternity

And you're not the one I thought you'd be


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