I am leaving for a while can you tell me that we will be OK

Your friends think that I am no good all they ever do is try to pull you
Away. but I wont let them ever take you ever take you ever take you.

So long I've waited for this day to find someone to go to and I just want
To tell you that its so on we're leaving yesterday and I don't think life
Will ever be the same lets take this all the way.
Dead silence on the phone leading to a dial tone this is not what I have
Planned the endless memories without you life passing by with out you

Each day just like a grain of sand but I wont let them ever take you
Ever take you ever take you
So long I've waited for this day to find someone to go to and I just want
To tell you that its so on we're leaving yesterday and I don't think life
Will ever be the same lets take this all the way.
Can you face me can you wait for it
Can you taste me can you fight for it
Will you fight for it.

So long I've waited for this day to find someone to go to and I just want
To tell you that its so on we're leaving yesterday and I don't think life
Will ever be the same lets take this all the way.


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