1. |
A Life For Me
02:52
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You never need to worry
You're all I need
If I ever get out, baby,
then say you'll come with me
to the hills or to the sea
You never need to worry
I'll always be
the one that you come to be, babe,
if there's anything you need
you just call, and you'll be freed,
and I mean it
You never need to worry
I'll never leave
reach into the morning, baby,
and tell me what you see
In your love, a life for me
A life for me, oh yeah.
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2. |
Days Ahead
03:14
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The sun came up
I made my bed
Just like yesterday
and the days that come ahead
It's been the same
a year or two
I set out to be a rich man
not a fool
As I recall
when things went wrong
I took too long to see
that I was where I want
Oh, believe it's true
I see now
There's days I know
I'm by myself
I think I'll leave it all
'till someone comes and helps
And from now on
until I'm dead
I'll take comfort in the days that come ahead.
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