Dear Boy

Album: TRUE (2013)
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  • So bold and fine, I've known you for some time
    Whole life changed while bones like yours and mine
    Go dance in the woods and down we go, down, down
    Oh boy, you're mine, do you remember old times?

    Oh, dear boy, I wanna follow you
    You're a wild boy, I am a wild girl, too
    Oh dear boy, it's so hollow without you
    In a world with everything but it won't do

    Oh, dear boy, I wanna follow you
    You're a wild boy, I am a wild girl, too
    Oh, dear boy, it's so shallow without you
    It's a chance, boy, everything I ask of you

    Sweet love of mine, destruction ain't a crime
    For those who find love as a game like you and I
    Go dance in the waters of all the tears we have cried
    Oh boy, we're fine, do you remember our time?

    Oh, dear boy, I wanna follow you
    You're a wild boy, I am a wild girl, too
    Oh dear boy, it's so hollow without you
    In a world with everything but it won't do

    Oh, dear boy, I wanna follow you
    You're a wild boy, I am a wild girl, too
    Oh, dear boy, it's so shallow without you
    It's a chance, boy, everything I ask of you Writer/s: ASH POURNOURI, JONAS KNUTSSON, KAREN MARIE ORSTED, RONNI VINDAHL, TIM BERGLING
    Publisher: Reservoir Media Management, Inc., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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