Dark, you can't come soon enough for me
Saved, from one more day of misery
Everything I love
Get back for me now
Everyone I love
I need you now

Don't forget a million miles for me
Safe and another day passed by me
Everything I love
Get back for me now
Everyone I love
I need you now

So what, I lied
I'd lie to me too (so what?)
So what, I lied
I'd lie to me too (so what?)

Hold out for the ones you know will love you
Hide out from the ones you know will love you
You, you too

Right to the edge I'm barely there
Slow
To make my move, I'm almost there
Everything I say
I say to me first
Everything I do
I do to me first

(So what?) so what, I lied
I'd lie to me too (so what?)
So what, I lied
I'd lie to me too (so what?)

Hold out for the ones you know will love you
Hide out from the ones you know will love you
You, you too

Dark, you can't come soon enough for me


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Dark Come Soon Lyrics as written by Tegan Quin Sara Quin

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    The other version floating around.. I'm not sure where from though, is WAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYY better than the album version on this business of art... I wouldn't even like this song if I hadn't heard the other version, I actually skip the this busines of art version when i listen to that cd =/

    krsriotgrrrl12on December 13, 2007   Link

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