Let's keep this
Ever so quiet oh so quiet oh I like it alone
I'll wait for you forever
So
Loose fingers
Barely 18 and we're baring we're barely alone
Watch me fall
Watch me breaking your heart
'cos I am breaking your heart again now

This is the part at the end of act 1,
Where I turn to you and I say number one,
We're just getting started, we're just warming up
So I'll kiss you again and again and again

So young, so wrong
I fall in love, but no never in grace
So young, so wrong
We're counting the stars, we're counting the stars

I could be,
Just like him, throw me a rope for my throat
Watch me fall
Watch me breaking your heart,
Breaking your heart again now

This is the part at the end of act one,
Where I turn to you and I say number one,
I'll wait for you forever so

So young, so wrong
I fall in love, but no never in grace
So young, so wrong
We're counting the stars, we're counting the stars
So young, so wrong
I fall in love, but no never in grace
So young, so wrong
We're counting the stars, we're counting the stars

I can count on you win or lose it's gonna drown us from inside
Save the escape, save the escape
And I'll kiss you again and again and again and again and again

So young, so wrong
I fall in love, but no never in grace
So young, so wrong
We're counting the stars, we're counting the stars
So young, so wrong
I fall in love, but no never in grace
So young, so wrong
We're counting the stars, we're counting the stars


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Counting The Stars Lyrics as written by Shaun Donald Diviney Andrew Nicholai Clemmensen

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    "I could be just like him, I'm dying Throw me a rope for my throat Watch me fall (watch me fall) Watch me breaking your heart 'cause I'm breaking your heart again" he hung himself?

    "Now this is the part at the end of act one Where I turn to you and I say number one I'll wait for you forever" He thinks she is number one, but she doesnt feel the same yet. so he will wait for her forever. OR the end of act one could mean his death, and he waited for her forever, but for him, forever didnt last long.

    i really dont know because in other parts of the song, he sings about kissing her and she can count on him

    maddiestackon September 09, 2009   Link
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    This kinda has a sex vibe to it...

    "We're just getting started We're just warming up So I'll kiss you again and again and again" & "I fall in love but no never in grace So young, so wrong"

    But it also sounds like she's in a shite relationship and he's saying he'll be like him but better She's saying she can count on him

    "I'll wait for you forever" & "I fall in love but no never in grace" & "I could be just like him, I'm dying" & "And she said I can count on you win or lose"

    I also think she's having a hard time choosing cause "He's breaking her heart" and "It's gonna drown us from inside" Well thats what I gather from it, Im usually I tiny bit off mark

    rhiannonlon November 14, 2009   Link

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