I Want To Live
Skillet · Unleashed
While the night is closing in
My soul is so cold
But I want to live again
I know you'll come to me
I wait in misery
I want to fight for this
Save me from this darkness!
I reach for the light
I want to live, my life
The choice is mine
I've made up my mind
Now, I'm free to start again
The way I want to live (to live)
And breathe (and breathe)
The way I want that's right for me
I may not know nothing else
But I know this
I want to live
All I ever needed
Was a reason to believe
You helped me hold on
You ignite the fire in me
You always come for me
You know just what I need
Don't make me wait for this
Save me from this darkness!
I reach for the light
I want to live, my life
The choice is mine
I've made up my mind
Now, I'm free to start again
The way I want to live (to live)
And breathe (and breathe)
The way I want that's right for me
I may not know nothing else
But I know this
I want to live
I'm breathing, still breathing
But I can't fight this fear alone
This feeling, is killing slow
But now I know
I want to live, my life
The choice is mine
I've made up my mind
Now, I'm free to start again
The way I want to live (to live)
And breathe (and breathe)
The way I want that's right for me
I may not know nothing else
But I know this
I want to live
I want to live
I know this
I want to live!
(Gracias a Juan por esta letra)
About I Want To Live
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