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Sevendust ~ Xmas Day


One step in the dark Touch her hand just to see If she's all alone again Still she hasn't seen sun But I promise you now when she wakes There will be none Don't know how she gets by Sleeps with a phone on her chest And a bottle that's totally dry Forgets the day I was born But if she saw me right now She would hold me until we both die I could be the one who would die to feel you breathe I could break into a million pieces So just run as fast as you can for me You mean everything I can't deny her. I'll do whatever To stop all the bleeding that makes her world so red Such a delicate one She screams so loud that I run to hide from the sound And I could be the one who would die to feel you breathe But it's too far-gone And this love must die [Chorus repeat 4x] more free lyrics

One step in the dark
Touch her hand just to see
If she's all alone again
Still she hasn't seen sun
But I promise you now when she wakes
There will be none
Don't know how she gets by
Sleeps with a phone on her chest
And a bottle that's totally dry
Forgets the day I was born
But if she saw me right now

She would hold me until we both die

I could be the one who would die to
feel you breathe

I could break into a million pieces
So just run as fast as you can for me
You mean everything

I can't deny her. I'll do whatever
To stop all the bleeding that makes
her world so red
Such a delicate one
She screams so loud that I run to
hide from the sound
And I could be the one who would die
to feel you breathe
But it's too far-gone
And this love must die

[Chorus repeat 4x]

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