This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
And every time you crave for me,
I'm here.
And anything you hunger for,
I'll share.
And I will be quietly standing by,
While slowly I am dying inside.
Hold me in your arms,
And let me be the one who can feel,
Like I am a child in love.
Every time I talk to you,
You're down.
And every time you need a laugh,
I'm around.
And when you forget I'm here,
I'm not.
It isn't really me that you forgot.
Hold me in your arms,
And let me be the one who can feel,
Like I am a child in love.
Whisper now,
And tell me how,
You watch and tell me,
Somehow,
I'm gonna be alright.
I'm here.
And anything you hunger for,
I'll share.
And I will be quietly standing by,
While slowly I am dying inside.
Hold me in your arms,
And let me be the one who can feel,
Like I am a child in love.
Every time I talk to you,
You're down.
And every time you need a laugh,
I'm around.
And when you forget I'm here,
I'm not.
It isn't really me that you forgot.
Hold me in your arms,
And let me be the one who can feel,
Like I am a child in love.
Whisper now,
And tell me how,
You watch and tell me,
Somehow,
I'm gonna be alright.
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yeah i agree that its more about suicide then being in love with a friend. you could see it either way, but i think the first is actually what the song was written about......sorry to go on, but is anyone going to help me work out exactly what the voice is saying?