To believe

There are times when I will need you

Times when, I will need you
There are times when, you're not around

To believe

Times when, I will need you
There are times when, you're not around
There are times when I will need you
There are times when, you're not around

Need, need, need, need
Need, need, need, need

Need

To believe

Times when, I will need you
There are times when, you're not around
Times when, I will need you
There are times when, you're not around

And I'm losing my patience
I will love her, from the grave

Times when I will need you
Times when, ah ah ah ah

Times when,

Might as well


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Leni [Crystal Castles Vs Good Books] Lyrics as written by John Paul Duncan Christopher Porter

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    I think this song talks about loneliness and dependence of the loved one, You love someone that is not around all the time and you need that person, but after too much time of waiting you start to feel depressed and you prefer to love that person from the grave.

    DanielHaupton May 27, 2011   Link
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    I think its about a pair of lovers .one of them is suicideal . They make a swear to stay together no matter what because one of them is doubting if the other wil stay alive for long . Sadly the suicidal one is losing patience of waiting for a better life and besides loving the other they kill themselfes.

    Myothiion October 08, 2023   Link

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