The Sun Sets Here (Feat. Angelo Giaccio from Above The Trees)

from Good Things Take Time by For The Sake Of US

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I always think
I never learned
How to survive
To get your hand
I can learn
But i need time
Maybe i can, how to survive

RIT: I can’t see
Where’s the truth
I search but never find you
We’ll figure this all out tomorrow
The sun sets here (The sun sets here)

I move steps for the first time on my legs
Another step, ANOTHER FIGHT
A weight here still on my chest,
Teach me how TO LIVE AGAIN

I always think
I never learned
To live without
Even if i don’t need
But if someday
You go away
What will remain of my heart?

RIT: I can’t see
Where’s the truth
I search but never find you
We’ll figure this all out tomorrow

I’ll keep this here (I’ll keep this here)
To live again (To live again)

And if the sun sets here
There is still a wish
To keep this
To keep this
To keeps this forever
I’ll seal this in my heart
I can’t sleep
I can’t eat
I can’t live
Without you

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from Good Things Take Time, track released August 23, 2017

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