We walk into a bar to take cover from the cold,
See a face I used to know once,
My body turns to stone.

My friend grabs my hand cos she knows about this man,
She says let's leave,
I say I don't think I can

And then I'm right back where we were
You made lungs of my eyes and your face was the air.

Walking up to me my head echoes with his name,
After all these years,
He still looks the same

He says I'm looking well and
I've never know him wrong, this smile's just the armour,
I built when he was gone

Then I'm right back where we were
You made lungs of my body and your hands were the air

And if a cold heart feels no pain,
Then tonight I'll sleep out in the rain,
And if a cold heart means I can't love again
Well that is a price I am willing to pay,
So tonight, I'll sleep out in the rain

I remember the pain so I say I have to go,
Leave before he does,
That's the one thing that I know

He puts his arms around me for the last time
Please God get me outta here
The salt's upon my eyes

Then I'm right back where we were
Running away from you gasping for air

And if a cold heart, feels no pain,
Then tonight I'll sleep out in the rain,
And if a cold heart means I can't love again
Well that is a price I am willing to pay,
Cos a cold heart could hear you name
And a cold heart could forget your face
So tonight, I'll sleep out in the rain

And if a cold heart still feels pain
At least these tears will wash away in this rain
Cos a cold heart could hear you name
And a cold heart could forget your face
I hear your name and I see your face
I hear your name and I see your face
So tonight, yeah tonight, I'll sleep out in the rain.


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    this song is just heartbreaking :/ </3

    vamushtaon September 25, 2012   Link

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