Look at the world around
I'm such a shattered disappointment
And all the love I've found
Could never be the love I've wanted
And I know I'm just afraid
If there's a chance somehow
that I could ever make this better
Give me the chance right now cause I will be there till forever
And I know, I'm just afraid
That if I give you everything I have you'll throw it all away

And I'll crawl right in through your window
Don't say your sorry just tell me something I don't know
Crawl right in through your window
Don't say there’s nothing wrong

I take it all back now
I have never felt much better
And giving you up somehow
Has helped me see things so much clearer
And I know, I'm just afraid
That if I give you everything I have you'll throw it all away
So I'll be brave, yes I'll be brave

And I'll crawl right in through your window
Don't say your sorry just tell me something I don't know
Crawl right in through your window
Don't say there's nothing wrong

Yes it's okay,
That there is something there to fix all that you've burned into my brain
But it's okay, yes I'll be brave
But if there really is a God up there,
Does he still know my name?
I'll be brave, yes I'll be brave

And I'll crawl right in through your window
Don't say your sorry just tell me something I don't know
Crawl right in through your window
Don't say there's nothing wrong
Crawl right in through your window
Don't say there's nothing wrong
Crawl right in through your window
Don't say there's nothing wrong


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