Be with you !

Monday night I feel so low
Count the hours they go so slow
I know the sound of your voice
Can save my soul
City lights, streets of gold

Look out my windo to the world below
Moves so fast and it feels so cold
And I'm all alone

Don't let me die
I'm losing my mind
Baby just give me a sing

And now that you're gone
I just wanna be with you
And I can't go on
I wanna be with you
Wanna be with you

I can't sleep and I'm up all night
Through these tears I try to smile
I know the touch of your hand
Can save my life

Don't let me down
Come to me now
I got to be with you some how


And now that you're gone
Who am I without you now
I can't go on
I just wanna be with you

 A Mother's Prayer

I Pray You'll Be My Eyes

And Watch Her Where She Goes
And Help Her To Be Wise
Help Me To Let Go

Every Mother's Prayer
Every Child Knows
Lead Her To A Place
Guide Her With Your Grace
To A Place Where She'll Be Safe

I Pray She Finds Your Light
And Holds It In Her Heart
As Darkness Falls Each Night
Remind Her Where You Are

Every Mother's Prayer
Every Child Knows
Need To Find A Place
Guide Her To A Place
Give Her Faith So She'll Be Safe

Lead Her To A Place
Guide Her With Your Grace

To A Place Where She'll Be Safe

 A Day Without Rain

Ever Close Your Eyes?

Ever Stop And Listen?
Ever Feel Alive
And You’ve Nothing Missing?
You Don’t Need A Reason,
Let The Day Go On And On.
Let The Rain Fall Down
Everywhere Around You.
Give Into It Now,
Let The Day Surround You.
You Don’t Need A Reason,
Let The Rain Go On And On.

What A Day, What A Day To Take To.

What A Way, What A Way To Make It Through.

What A Day, What A Day To Take To A Wild Child.

Only Take The Time

From The Helter Skelter.
Every Day You Find,
Everything’s In Kilter,
You Don’t Need A Reason,
Let The Day Go On And On.
Every Summer Sun,
Every Winter Evening,
Every Spring To Come,
Every Autumn Leaving.
You Don’t Need A Reason,
Let It All Go On And On.

What A Day, What A Day To Take To.

What A Way, What A Way To Make It Through.

 
What A Day, What A Day To Take To A Wild Child