Joseph Ruddleston - Last Line (For Answer) | Текст песни

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I tried to fall with my hands by my side,
Like a tree, timber, timber,
And what did I gain but a smile,
Had I known what I'd fallen for,

Who's wiser now when we came to know each other,
But we left without a word,
And that music that we heard,
Was a good old-fashioned cover,
On the piano in the corner of the bar we tried to sing in,

Had I known what I'd fallen for,

I came so close and I never thought to notice,
What good it all would do if I took a breath or two,
Just to empty all my pockets and hold what I have closest,
It's the goodness that I borrow from you,
It's the moment I needed more,
Had I known, had I known what I'd fallen for,

I feel alone when I find I'm feeling nothing,
And the wait is almost over,
Why aren't you walking over, showing up,

Had I known what I'd fallen for,
Had I known what I'd fallen for,

And I thought I was so damn sure.

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