Verse 1:
I got my eyes wide open
I'm barely even seeing
My heart is still pleading
To the gods I don't believe in
Skies are moving
Nobody knows what I'm feeling
Physically I'm alive
But inside I'm just dying
The truth that I'm speaking
On my bed I'm still lying
To find you, it's not a mission
To get you back
That's the vision
Love’s what, I'm missing
Since the day you were gone
My whole heart was just thorn
Ohh ... baby you don't know
You in my thoughts
That's what I've got
I keep you in my heart rhythm
Every time it skips a beat
’Cause ... I can't let it go
My eyes weep
On this song.
Stars release its shine
Still can't find love like this
I blame it all on the skies
’Cause ... I can't let it go (x2)
Can't let it go ...
Chorus:
I'm still on the road
The hole that you caused
Got me all broke
Pain in my heart
Even though you're gone
In my head you never lost
Verse 2:
I hear the birds singing
To me it sounds so wrong
Memories only walk
On this road
That I can't never reach
See...clouds may change
Never mind this pain
My love stay the same
Violets may be blue
Purple, red, green
But you is all I seek
See I'm walking on this path
You is ... all I had
Green postures were filled
But now trees wither in summer
Season loving you is all I had
Still play my guitar
Strings attached
No one left, I ...
Sing all alone
The stars may be bright
But I still ... shout at the
Skies, taking you away from me
And I miss the way you be...
Loving me
One day I know....
That I'll spring out this misery
Baby I want you back to me...
Chorus:
I'm still on the road
The hole that you caused
Got me all broke
Pain in my heart
Even though you're gone
In my head you never lost
Verse 3:
Loving you is all
I have ...
I can't put this in the past
While I'm left in this mess ...
God can you heal this heart ...
Keep his soul in you're hands
Don't let it go ...
Till I'm past
This earth ...
The only one ... I wanna
Remember is him ...
With the love we shared ...
But for now ... let me keep
On dreaming
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