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Breathe

Breathe

 
 
And you keep running away from all the fears that you can’t hide,
And through the pain you feel inside and the tears you’ve cried tonight.
Cause you gotta breathe it in, when you feel so alone,
You gotta breathe again; until the pain is gone…you gotta breathe.
Breathe...

Every night you close your eyes
Hoping for a better tomorrow
You know deep inside all you need is an opportunity
And you will conquer every obstacle in front of u
But tomorrow comes
And you stuck with the same routine
Of not knowing where or how to start
Making your dreams come true
You too stressed and confused to think things through


Your dreams keep you warm at night
And at day you see them clearly
U keep thinking of what or who u’ve lost
Can’t help but think of how things will always be the same
Cause Every time you take a step forward u seem to take 3 steps back
And life is just black and white to you
And you stuck with the same routine
Of not knowing where or how to start
Making your dreams come true
You too stressed and confused to think things through


And you keep running away from all the fears that you can’t hide,
And through the pain you feel inside and the tears you’ve cried tonight.
Cause you gotta breathe it in, when you feel so alone,
You gotta breathe again; until the pain is gone…you gotta breathe.
Breathe...

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