Undying Love

Andrew Landon

Well I saw a king
Drown himself in a creek
Just to tell her
But when he was gone
He had no breath left to tell her
His undying love
His undying love

Well I heard the queen flung herself from the walls of the castle
But in the midst of her fall
She regretted it all
But it was too late
Her undying grief
Was her own life's thief

Well kings and queens know not about love
They sink like a stone in their mind
Just steep

Well im no king and ive no golden crown to adorn a king
But I'm not asking you fall
Except in love with me
Oh just, please fall
In undying love, in undying love

well you and i know not
wat it means
lets sink like two stones, in love
well kings and queens dont no about love
they sink like a stone
in thier mind
just steep
you and i know not what it means
Let's sink like two stones in love

'Cause kings and queens know not about love
they sink like two stones in their minds
just steep



Lyrics submitted by juuli, edited by hoppingturkey

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    this guy is amazing. seriously, download Spilling My Heart to You

    batmansbabeon May 28, 2007   Link
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    I wish I could edit this, because juuli didn't do the best job on this. Oh well, even with the mistakes, anyone can see how amazing these lyrics are.

    They are so deep. It talks about two people who are always looked up to. Two lovers who are never understood, no one thinks kings and queens could be unhappy.

    All they want is the love from each other. This is kind of like the Romeo and Juliet scene at the end when they don't think they can have each other so they kill themselves.

    I love listening to Andrew Landon.

    carrera13on December 14, 2007   Link
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    i love this song! actually my fav. from Andrew Landon his voice is so beautiful and peacefull! i love him :) any fans add me on MySpace URL: future_movie_director

    Kool-AideMassacreon January 18, 2008   Link
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    this song is seriosuly, purely amazing. it just draws you into it with the beautiful melody then makes you think with the amazing lyrics.

    i think what's been written about the song is true about the two lovers. i think it is alot about the 'perfect couple' and how alot of people dont really know what goes on.

    i think it's about regrets and mistakes that happen along the way, but things will always get better if the love is there, regardless of what happens.

    personaly, i have proved this right.

    BOOM!babyon March 22, 2008   Link
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    this song is incredible.

    However, this song is NOT by Andrew Landon. He has written a lot of songs by himself, I'm sure and is an amazing musician. But this song is actually written and played by Daniel Bryant, his song called "Like Two Stones".

    So please, support the people behind the music, check out Daniel Bryant, myspace.com/danielbryantmusic

    And the songs Eveningtide and Scarecrow were written by Jacob White. myspace.com/jacobwhitesongs so go check them both out, there are a few more songs that Andrew Landon stole from other artists.

    It's a big deal. Search around if you want to find out the truth for yourself, but stealing is not an act I respect. I hope you guys understand why I'm angry at Andrew Landon for doing this.

    benjaminjulianon October 19, 2008   Link
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    Well I saw the king drowned himself in a creek just to tell her oh but when he was gone he had no breath left to tell her of his undying love his undying love

    Well I heard the queen flung herself from the walls of her castle ut in the midst of her fall she regretted it all but it was too late. Her undying grief was her own life's thief.

    Well kings and queens know not about love they sink like a stone in their majesty

    Well I'm no king and I've no golden crown to adorn thee But I'm not asking you to fall except in love with me oh just please fall in undying love in undying love

    Well you and I know not what it means let's sink like two stones in love well kings and queens know not about love they sink like a stone in their majesty

    you and I know not what it means let's sink like two stones in love cause and queens know not about love they sink like two stones in their majesty

    MusicJunkie94on March 25, 2010   Link
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    Andrew Landon stole this song. He was also sued for it. He's a pathetic piece of work.

    SongsTruthon October 03, 2014   Link

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