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Chantal Kreviazuk ~ Time


Time, where did you go? Why did you leave me here alone? Wait, don't go so fast I'm missing the moments as they pass Now I've looked in the mirror and the worlds getting clearer So wait for me this time I'm down I'm down on my knees I'm begging for all your sympathy But you (I'm just an illusion) you don't seem to care (I wish that I could) You humble people everywhere (I don't mean to hurt you) Now I've looked in the mirror and the worlds getting clearer I'll take what you give me. Please know that I'm learning So wait for me this time I should've know better I shouldn't have wasted those days And afternoons and mornings I threw them all away Now this is my time I'm going to make this moment mine. (I shouldn't have wasted those days) I'll take what you give me. Please know that I'm learning I've looked in the mirror My world's getting clearer So wait for me this time more free lyrics

Time, where did you go?
Why did you leave me here alone?
Wait, don't go so fast
I'm missing the moments as they pass
Now I've looked in the mirror and the worlds getting clearer
So wait for me this time
I'm down I'm down on my knees I'm begging for all your sympathy
But you (I'm just an illusion) you don't seem to care (I wish that I could)
You humble people everywhere (I don't mean to hurt you)
Now I've looked in the mirror and the worlds getting clearer
I'll take what you give me. Please know that I'm learning
So wait for me this time
I should've know better
I shouldn't have wasted those days
And afternoons and mornings
I threw them all away
Now this is my time
I'm going to make this moment mine.
(I shouldn't have wasted those days)
I'll take what you give me. Please know that I'm learning
I've looked in the mirror
My world's getting clearer
So wait for me this time

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