Turn your love way up inside
I know you like to hide away
Keep your head down, sleep the day away
You're left in such a state
Keeps me so inclined
Turn your love way up inside
Now we got back, darling, don't you wanna know
A little too soon, still a little bit soft
If I could make that bond, we could get to the bottom
It's just you turn your love way up inside
Yeah, there's always something
Oh, to making it true
I used to, baby
I don't feel the strongest singing my own songs
And I used to, baby
Now that I forgot all those things I've been forgetting
Now that I said all those things I needed saying
I will come back, I won't mind
It's just you turn your love way up inside
To making it true, making it true
Like I used to, baby
There was always something
Oh, to making it true
I used to, baby
I don't feel the strongest singing my own songs
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