Tonight

Tonight:

Don’t,
give up
just yet

Don’t,
let this
slip away

Don’t,
let your heart
turn to cold

There,
still is
so much to live

Wait!
don’t run
from me

Wait!
don’t leave
this
behind

There,
still is
so much to love

Try,
Try,
Tonight

I know
I
have messed thing up

I know
I
have failed

But i
know
I can fix it all

If you try

Try,
this
with me

Try,
try this
for us

Try,
Try,
Tonight

Comments

  1. UnknownJanuary 17, 2011 at 3:40 PM

    Trying is important and I feel most people are MISSING the truth and the boat when they don't look inside and try. YOU seem to capture that feeling here.

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