Yleek Namtrah · Jun 4, 2011
365 Days, I'm Walking In Circles

I was searching for the signs to lead me Home
I was looking for the answers lost to the known
I'm moving on, yeah, I'm moving on

I was running down down this road like I never have before
I was praying that you'd answer when I knocked on your door
I'm moving on, yeah, I'm moving on

Well, when you answered the door and invited me inside
You whispered in my ear, "Welcome back, Ocean Eyes..."
I'm moving on, maybe, I'm moving on

365 days since I've seen your face
And when we kiss, air and salt is what you taste
Because I've been gone for so long, drowning in the sea
I thought I moved on, but I guess I still love you like you've always loved me

Pretty yellow greens make love to frozen dirt
As we watch them collide, my fingers freeze with hurt
I'm moving on, yeah, I'm moving on

Everything I Ask For, and so much more
Red Chevy truck with my heart beating sore
I'm moving on, yeah, I'm moving on

I Band-Aid the bruises and I brush off the cuts
Because I always open up after every door I shut
I'm moving on, maybe, I'm moving on

365 days since I've seen your face
And when we kiss, air and salt is what you taste
Because I've been gone for so long, drowning in the sea
I thought I moved on, but I guess I still love you like you've always loved me

No matter the case, your always on my mind
And 365 days, I still wonder if your mine
I'll never move on, well, I guess I'll never move on
Because I've been gone for so long, drowning in the sea
I thought I moved on, but I guess I still love you like you've always loved me...

365 days since I've seen your face
And when we kiss, air and salt is what you taste
Because I've been gone for so long, drowning in the sea
I thought I moved on, but I guess I still love you like you've always loved me

365 days since I've seen your face
And when we kiss, air and salt is what you taste
Because I've been gone for so long, drowning in the sea
I thought I moved on, but I guess I still love you like you've always loved me

 
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