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Inme ~ Her Mask


I could cry, my time has come and I am stupid and forever sad, Is it God telling me to go away, Is it God telling me to leave this place, But I thought I could combine with you, And I need you all the time, And I thought it was ok with you, Her mask is in my dreams at night, But I thought I could escape with you, I could cry, my time has come and I am stupid and forever sad, I could cry, my time has come and I am stupid forever, You amaze me more than you could know, And I need you all the time, Laying stars you make me dream of bliss, And I've loved you all the time more free lyrics

I could cry, my time has come and I am stupid and forever sad,
Is it God telling me to go away,
Is it God telling me to leave this place,
But I thought I could combine with you,
And I need you all the time,
And I thought it was ok with you,
Her mask is in my dreams at night,
But I thought I could escape with you,
I could cry, my time has come and I am stupid and forever sad,
I could cry, my time has come and I am stupid forever,
You amaze me more than you could know,
And I need you all the time,
Laying stars you make me dream of bliss,
And I've loved you all the time

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