Forever and Always

Bullet for My Valentine

The time is here again
Prepare to be apart
And it drives you crazy
Each time I go away
The distance gets longer
But it makes us stronger

Should it all come crashing
Down around me
Would you be there
Should I stumble and fall
Pick up the pieces

Wo-ho-oh
Forget about the shit that we've been through
I wanna stay here forever and always
Wo-ho-oh
Standing here in front of all of you
I wanna stay here forever and always

These days are dead again
It's empty from the start
And it drives me crazy
The hours drift away
It hurts to remember
This will soon be over

Should it all come crashing
Down around me
Would you be there
Should I stumble and fall
Pick up the pieces

Wo-ho-oh
Forget about the shit that we've been through
I wanna stay here forever and always
Wo-ho-oh
Standing here in front of all of you
I wanna stay here forever and always

Forever and always
Wo-ho-oh
Wo-ho-oh
Forever and always


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    I agree with you guys. This song speaks to me because I hardly get to see the girl I love and it brings us closer every time we see each other.

    Metal4ever308on January 31, 2008   Link

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