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I Wish I Had Someone


It’s like everything in this world here;
Has turned its back on my side.
And I’m all by myself here,
On this roller coaster ride.

Flowing emotions,
Hitting like the waves of an ocean,
And it is not for the first time I got my heart broken.
Still, I left my pain unspoken!
But yeah, I’m all by myself here,
With no one to hold on to.
I wish I had someone, to comfort me and keep holding tight.

They came and changed like the weather,
I felt the warmth of their arms, needed no sweater, now these days
Even the summer feels like the damn freezing winter.
I’m all by myself here.
No one at all to hold on to.
I wish I had someone, to comfort me and keep holding tight.

It’s like all the debt I paid till now,
wasn’t ever enough,
Stuck between my soul and mind.
Can’t listen to my heart and
Now it’s getting rough,
There’s no one around to give me the peace I wish to find.

Beautiful, gorgeous, aesthetic, ayy, the compliments made me mad,
I don’t know why I am being so sad.
Don’t know what this all is,
but it is really really bad.
I’m all by myself here.
No one to hold on to.
I wish I had someone, to comfort me and keep holding tight.

They never meant what they said,
Hurt me like hell and left me dead,
I can’t see any shining ray.
I’m all by myself here,
No one to hold on to (yeah)
I wish I had someone, to comfort me and keep holding tight.

I wish I had someone…
I wish I had someone….
I wish I had someone to comfort me and keep holding tight!

Hold me, hold me, tighten the grip.
Don’t go, don’t go, stay with me.
Yeah, there’s no one,
It's just a sweet dream.
I still wish I had someone,
To comfort me and keep holding tight!

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