1. |
Elizabeth
03:40
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Elizabeth
I love you
And I’ll never let you go
I love you dearly
Even though you may
Not believe me
You make me smile
You are my source of joy
But I cry tears of sadness
When you cry tears of sadness
So stop
And let me love you
The way you should be loved
Elizabeth
Why are you crying
Why are you bundled up in bed
It’s twleve o clock
You should be living
But your heart aches
And you rather sleep instead
I love you dearly
Even though you may not believe me
You make me smile
You are my source of joy
But I cry tears of sadness
When you cry tears of sadness
So stop
And let me love you the way you should be loved
Loved, loved
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Elizabeth...
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2. |
In This Lifetime
04:10
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In this lifetime
I never thought
Never thought
I’d be moving so fast
I thought I had made it
To eternity’s shore
For at least
Five or four years or so
I thought I was
Already at your door
Then I went
Down, down, down, down, down...
But you buckle me in
Next to friends of mine and yours
And you placed your hand upon my heart
And ask me
Are you ready?
Let’s go
And I went
Down, down, down, down, down...
Ah-ooo
Ah-ooo
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3. |
Mr. Trouble
03:26
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I once was lost
But now I am found
But there are days when
Trouble seems to find me
But when I met you
I was changed
I was made new
Mr. Trouble
You have to leave
Cause there’s nothing that can separate
My God and me
Shame tried to hide
Deep inside
In the darkness
Where no one could uncover
And no one could see
Fear is a lie
And it crippled us from deep inside
It took what was real
And it twisted its feet
But I am not alone
No I am not alone
Alone
Mr. Trouble
Oh you have to leave
Cause there’s nothing that can separate my God and me
I once was lost
But now
I am found and
When there are days when trouble finds me
I remember that when I met you
I was changed
I was made new
Mr. Trouble, Mr. Trouble, Mr. Trouble
Mr. Trouble
Oh you have to leave
Cause there’s nothing that can separate my God and me
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4. |
Still Don't Know
03:51
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When I was six years old
Life was fine
I’ve never been happier my lifetime
But I
Still don’t know
When I turned thirteen
Life was sad
I said I hate you mom
I really hate you dad
But I
Still don’t know
I still don’t know
I still don’t know
I still don’t know
I still don’t know
Still don’t know
Then I turned eighteen years old
And I didn’t have to do what I was told
But I
Still don’t know
I still don’t know
I still don’t know
I still don’t know
I still don’t know
Still don’t know
Humba, Humba, humba...
Knowing is different from thinking that you know
Knowing is different from saying that you know
Knowing is different from somebody telling you that you should know
Cause when you know what you know
Then you know that you know what you know
I still don’t know...
Cause when you know
Then you know that you know what you know
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