Eternity
Robbie Williams
Close your eyes So you don't feel them They don't need To see you cry I can't promise I will heal you But if you want to I will try To sing this summer serenade The past is done We've been betrayed It's true Some might say The truth will out But I believe without A doubt in you You were there For summer dreaming And you gave me What I need And I hope you Find your freedom For eternity For eternity Yesterday when We were walking You talked about Your ma and dad What they did that Made you happy What they did that Made you sad We sat and watched The sun go down Then picked a star Before we lost the moon Youth is wasted on the young Before you know it's come And gone too soon You were there For summer dreaming And you gave me What I need And I hope you Find your freedom For eternity For eternity For eternity To sing this summer serenade The past is done We've been betrayed It's true Youth is wasted on the young Before you know it's come And gone too soon You were there For summer dreaming And you are A friend indeed And I hope you Find your freedom For eternity You were there For summer dreaming And you are A friend indeed And I know you'll Find your freedom Eventually For eternity For eternity00s 2001 adult contemporary all time favourite tracks alternative Ballad british britpop chillout dance drop dead gorgeous emotional english favorite songs favorites favourite feeling sad franz ferdinand freaking depressing green day ihqpop like it Love love songs male male vocalist male vocalists maroon 5 my music pop pop rock Pop-Rock poprock pretty robbie robbie williams robbiiieee rock romantic sad shag slow sweet atmosphere uk number one us wish
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