Surrender

作词 : Aaron Solowoniuk/Benjamin Kowalewicz/Ian D'Sa/Jonathan Gallant

作曲 : Aaron Solowoniuk/Benjamin Kowalewicz/Ian D'Sa/Jonathan Gallant

She reads a book from across the street,

Waiting for someone that she’ll never meet

Talk over coffee for an hour or two,

She wonders why I’m always in a good mood

Killing time before she struts her stuff,

She needs support and I’ve become the crutch

She’ll never know how much she means to me,

I’d play the game but I’m the referee

Surrender… every word, every thought, every sound

Surrender… every touch, every smile, every frown

Surrender… all the pain we’ve endured until now

Surrender… all the hope that I lost, you have found

Surrender… yourself to me

Even though I know what I’m looking for,

She’s got a brick wall behind her door

I’d travel time and confess to her,

But I’m afraid she’d shoot the messenger

Surrender… every word, every thought, every sound

Surrender… every touch, every smile, every frown

Surrender… all the pain we’ve endured until now

Surrender… all the hope that I lost, you have found

Surrender… yourself to me

I think I found a flower in a field of ****s,

I think I found a flower in a field of ****s

Searching until my hands bleed,

This flower don’t belong to me

I think I found a flower in a field of ****s,

I think I found a flower in a field of ****s

Searching until my hands bleed,

This flower don’t belong to me

This flower don’t belong to me

Why can’t she belong to me?

Surrender… every word, every thought, every sound

Surrender… every touch, every smile, every frown

Surrender… all the pain we’ve endured until now

Surrender… all the hope that I lost, you have found

Surrender… every word, every thought, every sound

Surrender… every touch, every smile, every frown

Surrender… all the pain we’ve endured until now

Surrender… all the hope that I lost, you have found

Surrender…

I never had the nerve to ask,

Has my moment come and passed?

I never had the nerve to ask,

Has my moment come and passed?

I never had the nerve to ask,

Has my moment come and passed?

I never had the nerve to ask,