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Chantal Kreviazuk ~ Before You


Words: chantal kreviazuk
Music: chantal kreviazuk & jay joyce

Baby, before you
Well, i was bad news
In lettin' me love you
I think i can get through

Oh, baby before you
Well, i was so scared
I was a train wreck waitin' to happen
On the way to nowhere

And now i think it's kinda funny that you say you love me
You tell me that i'm crazy then you smile

And now i think i'll get through
The end of the world
And now i think i'll get through
Bein' a girl
Now i think i'll get through
Anything
And now i think i'll get through

Now honey around you
I'm feelin' so good
'cause you picked me up out of the rough
And you polished me up and made me brand new

And baby before you, ho ho
There was just a black hole
Yeah i was beat down, blacked out
My darling you couldn't even know

But ever since i met you on a cloudy monday
I can't believe how much i love the rain

And now i think i'll get through
The end of the world
And now i think i'll get through
Life as a girl
Now i think i'll get through
Anything
Now i think i'll get through

Ever since i met you on a cloudy monday
I can't believe how much i love the rain

And now i think i'll get through
The end of the world
And now i think i'll get through
Life as a girl
Now i think i'll get through
Anything
Now i think i'll get through

Oh ... ho ...
Now i think i'll get through
Oh ....
Now i think i'll get through
Oh ... ho ...
And now i think i'll get through

And now i think i'll get through
Oh, and now i think i'll get through
Oh, and now i think i'll get through


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