Is it so hard to believe our hearts
Are made to be broken by love
That in constant dying lies
The beauty of it all
My darling won't you feel
The sweet heaven in
Our endless cry

Oh at least you could try
For this one last time

Ever amazed how bright are the flames
We are burning in
Ever smiled at the tragedies
We hold inside
My darling won't you cherish
The fear of life that keeps
You and me so alive

Oh at least you could trust
For this one last time
It could be alright
For this one last time

Oh at least you could trust
(And we just will be closer)
For this one last time
(Let me fall into your arms)
It could be alright
(Don't let us grow colder)
For this one last time
(Let me close to your heart)

Oh at least you could trust
(And before it's over)
For this one last time
(And let me fall into your arms)
It could be alright
(Before it's all over)
For this one last time
(Let me close to your heart)


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One Last Time Lyrics as written by Ville Hermanni Valo

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    Its amazing how beautiful sadness can be.

    Crow_Graveson September 16, 2002   Link

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