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Fade into you


If you were the flower I was the sun If the night made me lonely then you won If I was the ocean and you were the sand I would fade into you If you were the snow if I was the ground I'd soak you up until my head spun around I'd try to stay strong until you melted through Then I would fade into you If you were the soul I would be the body If you were the ring I would be the finger I’d say ‘I do’ We would become two Then I would just fade into you In your heart in your mind In your arms I'd spend my time Until the outsiders looking in Cannot tell where you end and where I begin I was a tear and you were the skin An early morning cry is where it would begin Until there was nothing left Like a night full of theft Because I gave it all to you I was the ashes and you were the ground Under your leaves they spread me around There'll be no sign that one was once two After I fade into you
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