Oh baby get that shit out of your mind
When I get back everything will be fine
We can sit back and relax and unwind
It's now that I need you
Just be cool in this time
When I'm out here it feels like the front line
And without you I am losing my mind
Girl, it's not like you're hearing this for the first time
But it feels like something's different this time
And we both knew we were crossing that line
When your song plays I keep hitting rewind
And the best thing I have is what I left behind
And we both know that I'm yours and you're mine
And it's late night, on the phone and you're crying
Cause the distance keeps on testing my spine
And I don't have the dough to be on the next flight
When I feel you hoping that we don't fight
And I need you to need me to act right
But we hang up without saying goodnight
And I just need to know if it will be alright

Oh, don't you ever say that it's too hard to wait
Just know as long as I'm alive I'll come back to your side

Then there's nights when you're lonely and you need to go out
And it's not you that I'm worried about
But intentions of some "friends" that I doubt
And a whole bunch of noise projects from my mouth
And I can't go on treating you this way
And the feelings - They don't match what I say
When "I'm sorry" doesn't make it okay
And I... I forgot what I wanted to say
But we both know that I'm yours and you're mine
But it's late night, on the phone and you're crying
Cause the distance keeps on testing my spine
And I don't have the dough to be on the next flight
When I feel you hoping that we don't fight
And I need you to need me to act right
But we hang up without saying goodnight
And I just need to know if it will be alright

Oh, don't you ever say that it's too hard to wait
Just know as long as I'm alive I'll come back to your side

To your side…

Oh baby get that shit out of your mind
When I get back everything will be fine
We can sit back and relax and unwind
It's now that I need you
Just be cool in this time
When I'm here it feels like the front line
And without you I am losing my mind
Girl, it's not like you're hearing this for the first time
Baby get that shit out of your mind

Oh, don't you ever say that it's too hard to wait
Just know as long as I'm alive I'll come back to your side.


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