The wind in my face drives me back as I'm nearing The edge
A vision of my life's corruption runs through my Head
So many souls have I broken to get where I am
A lonely place in the sun where I can pretend
Too many temptations have lured me
So many illusions betrayed me
And a road of despair lies before me
But I'm too young to die
TOO YOUNG TO DIE
I've made mistakes in my life that I can't defend
I've run out of excuses, I'm nearing my end
Looking down from the top, it's easy to fall
Savage Grace - Too Young To Die Lyrics
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The wind in my face drives me back as I'm nearing The edge
A vision of my life's corruption runs through my Head
So many souls have I broken to get where I am
A lonely place in the sun where I can pretend
Too many temptations have lured me
So many illusions betrayed me
And a road of despair lies before me
But I'm too young to die
TOO YOUNG TO DIE
I've made mistakes in my life that I can't defend
I've run out of excuses, I'm nearing my end
Looking down from the top, it's easy to fall
A vision of my life's corruption runs through my Head
So many souls have I broken to get where I am
A lonely place in the sun where I can pretend
Too many temptations have lured me
So many illusions betrayed me
And a road of despair lies before me
But I'm too young to die
TOO YOUNG TO DIE
I've made mistakes in my life that I can't defend
I've run out of excuses, I'm nearing my end
Looking down from the top, it's easy to fall
Writer: JAMES EARP, DEE ADAM, ALEX HEPBURN
Copyright: Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Downtown Music Publishing, Reservoir Media Management, Inc.
Copyright: Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Downtown Music Publishing, Reservoir Media Management, Inc.
Performed By: Savage Grace
Language: English
Length: 5:11
Written by: JAMES EARP, DEE ADAM, ALEX HEPBURN