Somewhere... Somehow...

Standing in our silence
I hear my heart beating
And if only I could choose
I’d stay here with you
But hold me till the train is leaving

Somewhere down the line
After you’re gone from sight
Our love will be the same
And, whispering your name
I’ll cling to you with all my might

Let me dream of you
(But it’s true)
And wake me up when this is over
(Love will be there when this is over and)

Somewhere far beyond today
I will find a way to find you
And somehow through the lonely nights
I will leave a light in the dark
Let it lead you to my heart

There’s a love inside us
(Deep down inside)
That goes without saying
(Don’t say a word)
But I’ll tell you just the same
And that love will fan the flame
And that flame will warm the heart
That’s waiting

You are mine and I’ll wait forever for you my love
(You are mine, it may take some time)
Even if it takes a lifetime
(Tell me you’ll wait)

Somewhere far beyond today
I will find a way to find you
And somehow through the lonely nights
I will leave a light in the dark
Let it lead you to my heart

And somewhere alone
I will be praying, praying you home
I know that somehow our love
Our love will lead me to your arms

And Somewhere far beyond today
I will find a way to find you
And somehow through the lonely nights
I will leave a light in the dark
Let it lead you to my love
Let it lead you to my heart
Let it lead you to my heart

I first heard this song during my 3rd year in highschool....so much memories to remember...it's like chasing rainbows...seems so near yet in truth they are far...out of reach.....*sigh*

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