I wasn't there the moment
You first learned to breathe
But I'm on my way, on my way
I wasn't there the moment
You got off your knees
But I'm on my way, I'm on my way

Lay down
And come alive in all you've found
All you're meant to be
And for now
Wait until the morning light
And close our eyes to see
Just close your eyes to see

A tear must have formed in my eye
When you had your first kiss
But I'm on my way, on my way
So leave a space deep inside
For everything I'll miss
'Cause I'm on my way, on my way

Lay down
And come alive in all you've found
All you're meant to be, oh
And for now
Wait until the morning light
And close our eyes to see
Just close your eyes to see

And when you feel no saving grace
Well I'm on my way, on my way
And when you're bound to second place
Well I'm on my way, on my way oh
So don't believe it's all in vain
Cause I'm on my way, on my way oh
The lie I did is worth the pain
'Cause I'm on my way, on my way oh

I'll be there the moment
You come out in white
'Cause I'm on my way
On my way


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On My Way Lyrics as written by Daniel Enrique Manzano Alejandro Luis Manzano

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    I wasn't there the moment That you first learned to breathe But I'm on my way, on my way I wasn't there the moment That you got off your knees But I'm on my way, on my way

    Lay down And come alive in all you've found, All you're meant to be And for now Just wait until the morning light Close our eyes to see Just close your eyes to see

    A tear must have formed in my eye When you had your first kiss But I'm on my way, on my way So leave a space deep inside for everything I'll miss Ohh, cuz I'm on my way, on my way

    Lay down And come alive in all you've found All you're meant to be ohh And for now Just wait until the morning light Close our eyes to see Just close your eyes to see

    And when you feel no saving grace I'm on my way, I'm on my way And when you're bound to second place I'm on my way, I'm on my way ohhh So don't believe it's all in vain Cuz I'm on my way, I'm on my way And the light at the end is worth the pain Cuz I'm on my way, I'm on my way ohhh

    I'll be there the morning That you come out in white As I'm on my way, I'm on my way

    christyweezyon March 26, 2012   Link

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