ANKOR - 05. Walking Dead (Audio/Lyrics)
© 2019 | ANKOR | Official audio and lyrics for 'Walking Dead', track 5 of 'White Dragon'.
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LYRICS:
There’s no worse shame than the truth
I will run and not return
Leaving nothing but the pain
Call me coward not insane
No worse silence than the crowd
How I wish to hear a sound
Gave them all, I have no more
I should have thought that before
But then you held my hand and began
Putting my hands up
Give me the sunlight
Putting my hands up
True friends stand by your side
Keeping my hands up
Digging up
Feeling the sunlight
Keeping me alive
Putting my hands up
Feeling high
True friends stand by your side
Every promise that you made
Got me through another day
Though I know the game will end
I’ll play as long as you’re my mate
Everything you did for me
Even when I wasn’t me
Is the proof that you will be
All that I will ever need
Ahora sé que en realidad
Me aferré a tu verdad
Ciega fui, no comprendí
Eras tú quien se alejó de mí
Corazón, se terminó
La pasión me consumió
Ahora ya no hay vuelta atrás
Déjalo, no volveré a empezar
Putting my hands up
Give me the sunlight
Putting my hands up
True friends stand by your side
Putting my hands up
Digging up
Give me the sunlight
Make me feel alive
Putting my hands up
Get me out
True friends stand by your side
Keeping my hands up
Digging up
Feeling the sunlight
Keeping me alive
Putting my hands up
Feeling high
True friends stand by your side
Keeping my hands up
Digging up
Feeling the sunlight
Keeping me alive
Putting my hands up
Feeling high
True friends stand by your side!
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Music & lyrics by Ankor
Musical production by David Romeu & Ra Tache
Mixed by Dan Korneff
Master by Ted Jensen