There was a light in your eyes but I feel it fading
Been in denial for a while 'cause I just can't face it
'Cause I know if I say it then it makes it real
I'm delaying when I have to feel this
There was a light in your eyes but I feel it fading
And you don't love me
And you don't know why
But for a little longer
Please, just lie
'Cause I'm not ready
To say goodbye
So a little longer
Please, just lie
I can't find any reason to justify it
Say you're busy, that you're stressed, or you're just tired
But I know that I can't outrun the truth
And if I'm honest I am losing you
But I find any reason to justify it, 'cause
You don't love me
And you don't know why
But for a little longer
Please, just lie
'Cause I'm not ready
To say goodbye
So a little longer
Please, just lie
Oh...
A little longer
Please, just
Tell me that you want me
Tell me that you want me
Tell me that you want me
Tell me that you want me
And you don't love me
And you don't know why
But for a little longer
Please, just lie
'Cause I'm not ready
To say goodbye
So a little longer
Please, just lie
Oh...
A little longer
Please, just lie
A little longer
Please, just lie
Jake Scott is a British director born in London in 1968. Son of the renowned musician and record producer Scott Walker, he inherited a strong passion for art and music. After studying at the prestigious Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, he dedicated himself to directing music videos, short films, and feature films. Among his most notable works are the music video for "The Killing Moon" by Echo and the Bunnymen, the film "Welcome to the Rileys" with James Caan and Melissa Leo, and the television series "Taboo" with Tom Hardy. Scott is known for his visually captivating style and innovative narrative abilities.
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