There's a lot of things
that can knock upon your door
There's so much that you've got to live
that can bring you to the floor
You can turn around
when there's no more light to see
until you find another to follow
use the one in front of me
so
Don't say these words..
cause later will be better
Don't say these words
cause there's so much to see.
Don't say these words
cause later will be better
It will be better...
after all.
There's a lot of strings
that you'll need to play along,
they'll come from all you're gonna take
so live your rights and wrongs.
Take a look around
when you don't know what to believe
I'll be standing by your side
when everyone else leaves.
But
Don't say these words..
cause later will be better
Don't say these words
cause there's so much to see.
Don't say these words
cause later will be better
It will be better...
It will be better...
It will be better...
after all.
so
Don't say these words..
cause later will be better
Don't say these words
cause there's so much to see.
Don't say these words
cause later will be better
It will be better...
It will be better...
It will be better...
after all.
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