1. |
Friday Night
02:29
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I see today
That you are worthless in your eyes
I'll light the way
I fight to share some peace so...
Let's meet tonight
On a Friday night woah oh
We'll share this light
On a Friday night woah oh
Deeper each day
Let's light these sparks that burn inside
And we just may
Find the truth that we're born right
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2. |
Strong Enough for Now
03:09
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See my style
See my fire
See me smile
It lasts forever
(It lasts today, it lasts two days)
Strong enough for now
Strong enough today
Leaving you tomorrow
Cause Then I'll take a break
No more rules to follow
This is now
This is how I do right
Guess I'm strong enough for now
(None to hear, none to fear)
Strong enough for now
This time I won't back down
no this time I won't back down
Not today
No time to fail
I'm leaving you behind
On my way
Go
Be my life for now
I'm Strong enough for now
Live my life for now
I'm Strong enough for now I'm gone
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3. |
My Home
02:14
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All this time, I cannot see
All this time, it's my home
All of this time
I can't see you
For the first time I've seen your face
Now is the time
I can see you
And it's my home
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