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A Day Worth Waiting For


There was a weeping willow tree standing still and strong Our secret sanctuary lay dormant in it's arms With ocean waves and a Florida breeze singing us a song A bed of roses to console us to the break of dawn So let's carry out the sunset, only me and you Bring me the horizon and we'll wait upon the moon Orange and red bleed to the sky as day begins to run Nature calmly waits in silence for the night to come The sun is falling now far beneath the line All of natures beauty is reflected through your eyes The owls all will sing a song to stop the sands of time We'll kiss and I'll look to your eyes and you, you're all mine So let's carry out the sunset, only me and you Bring me the horizon and we'll wait upon the moon With ocean waves and a Florida breeze singing us a song It may just be a dream for now but it shouldn't be too long So let's carry out the sunset, only me and you Bring me the horizon and we'll wait upon the moon.
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