Well I been trying to meet you baby
I been trying to seek your lovely
Tell me where you come from darling
Tell me where you run to honey
I am only here to listen
I am only here to fear

Tell me everything about you
Tell me about all the hearts you steal
Fire is burning round me
Are you gonna burn with me too
'Cause I don't really want this life

All I really want is you
Are you gonna take me up there
Are you gonna help me see
Are you gonna live this madness
Or are you going to be with me

So shall I run
Or shall I fall,
Shall I fall for you
I'll burn it down
I'll sell it all
I'll set it all for you

Well tell me mama am I dreamin'
Or am I too deep in sleep
All of my friends have told me
A woman makes a man's heart weep
But I don't really want to listen

I don't believe what they say
I want to be your shelter
And I want you to shelter me
When we're in a town or city
It all starts to seem unsafe

Without you in my heart
I'm a cold man I have to say
Living my life in shadows
I don't know what this all means
But I am a seeker and
I'm seeking you to rescue me

So shall I run
Or shall I fall
Shall I fall for you
I'll burn it down
I'll sell it all
I'll set it all for you

So shall I run
Or shall I fall
Shall I fall for you
I'll burn it down
I'll sell it all
I'll set it all for you


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Te Amo Lyrics as written by Trevor Jennings Hall

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    This is one of my favorite thall songs. He is amazing. This song fit my situation previously and I would listen to it on repeat for hours. It's talking about how keeping a relationship is too hard with his schedule so should he stay or leave, it's ultimately making the decision whether or not he should fall for that certain girl.

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