I wake up feeling so alone
Without you here I don't belong
Another night to taste my tears
Every tears remind me I was wrong, I was wrong
And I'm sorry, sorry that I hurt you
Baby, baby I'm sorry
Now I won't deserve you
Baby, baby I'm sorry
Now I won't deserve you
I'm sorry but I can't let go
No, oh no
This hungry heart I know I'm done
Although a tasteful walk I had blindfold
Another time is in your eyes
And it's time to break things down this size
I realize that
I'm sorry, sorry that i hurt you
Baby, baby I'm sorry
Now i wan't deserve you
Baby, baby I'm sorry
Now I want deserve you
I'm sorry but I can't let go
I don't have words to say
We could walk here or I could walk away
I can full myself without you, without you
And I'm sorry, sorry that I hurt you
Baby, baby I'm sorry
I know I won't deserve you
Baby, baby I'm sorry
Now I won't deserve you
I'm sorry but I can't let go
Oh no, I can't let go
I can't let go
I can't let go my baby
I can't let go, oh no
I can't let go with you
I can't let go you baby, you're part of me
I can't let go
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