Just one more moment, that's all that's needed,
Like wounded soldiers in need of healing
Time to be honest, this time I'm pleading,
Please don't dwell on it, 'cause I didn't mean it

I can't believe I said I'd lay our love on the ground,
But it doesn't matter 'cause I made it up, forgive me now
Everyday I spend away, my soul's inside out,
Gotta be some way that I can make it up to you now, somehow

By now you know that I'd come for you
No one but you, yes, I'd come for you
But only if you told me to
And I'd fight for you
I'd lie, it's true
Give my life for you
You know I'd always come for you

I was blindfolded, but now I'm seeing,
My mind was closing, now I'm believing
I finally know just what it means to let someone in,
To see the side of me that no one does, or ever will
So if you're ever lost and find yourself all alone,
I'd search forever just to bring you home,
Here and now, this I vow

By now you know that I'd come for you
No one but you, yes, I'd come for you
But only if you told me to
And I'd fight for you
I'd lie, it's true
Give my life for you
You know I'd always come for you

You know I'd always come for you

No matter what gets in my way
As long as there's still life in me
No matter what, remember
You know I'd always come for you

Yes I'd come for you, no one but you,
Yes I'd come for you, but only if you told me to

And I'd fight for you,
I'd lie, it's true
Give my life for you,
You know I'd always come for you

No matter what gets in my way,
As long as there's still life in me
No matter what, remember, you know I'd always come for you
I'd crawl across this world for you,
Do anything you want me to
No matter what, remember, you know I'd always come for you
You know I'd always come for you.


Lyrics submitted by aaron7

I'd Come for You Lyrics as written by Chad Robert Kroeger Robert John Lange

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    Such a powerful song. It's basically about a man who let the love of his life leave and now he regrets it so much. His life and love for this person has not faded away and now has grown stronger. He would basically fight the world and everybody in it to make this person truly happy. No matter what gets in his way he will use every bit of energy in him to get to her.He would basically give up his own happiness and his own sainity just to get to her and never let go of this person. Its a love that in his mind will be eternal

    PyarForeveron January 06, 2009   Link

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