1. |
We First Started
04:52
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2. |
Hewitt
04:09
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3. |
Shadows
04:04
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4. |
Without You
04:06
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Verse 1:
Will you take a little time for me
Take a little chance and see
There's more than just a drink or one night
I'll be here when you wake up
Wanna see your face prior to the makeup
Don't make me dance alone while you're sleeping
Cause I know your face is one that's worth keeping around
Chorus:
I can't go, I can't go out without you
Yeah, without you babe, without you I'm alone
I can't go, I can't go out without you
Yeah, without you babe, without you I'm alone
Without, you
I'm all alone
You
Verse 2:
Cause I've seen yeah I've seen your photographs
And I know yeah I know that you've seen mine too
So let's take a few in this corner booth
Maybe time a kiss, pray I stay with you
Chorus:
I can't go, I can't go out without you
Yeah, without you babe, without you I'm alone
I can't go, I can't go out without you
Yeah, without you babe, without you I'm alone
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5. |
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Verse:
Maybe spend the night with me
Lady, lay me down and love me like I need to be
When you choose to let me in
Will you show us we deserve to love again?
She makes most of this weakness
She restores long lost feelings
The glances we mean to share
The stares of our longing glare
You're focus and I see clear
A contact I mean to wear
Bridge:
You, you
You must be
You, you
You must be
You, you
You must be
You, you
You
Chorus:
You must be, my contact
Focus me, my contact
Make me see, my contact
You got me babe, contact high
You must be, my contact
Focus me, my contact
Make me see, my contact
You got me babe, contact high
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