Carry You Songtext
von Newton Faulkner

When you find me far from home,
And the thunder inside your shakes your bones,
You must believe the one thing you should know,
I carry you wherever I go.

If you get tired of eating alone,
To get to you I′d run through rain and storm,
I'm sorry I can′t always let you know,
I carry you wherever I go.

You don't need to remind me not to forget,
When you think of me I'm thinking of you I bet,
You must believe the one thing you should know,
I carry you wherever I go, go, I go, go.

When you find me far from home,
And a thunder deep inside your shakes your bones,
You must believe the one thing you should know,
I carry you wherever I go.


If you get tired of eating alone,
To get to you I′d run through rain and storm,
I′m sorry I can't always let you know,
I carry you wherever I go.

Whenever you′re lonely, whenever you're sad,
You know I′m not the only one whose got your back,
Though the road may be cold and no matter how far,
I'm always coming home to you.

You don′t need to remind me not to forget,
When you think of me I'm thinking of you I bet,
You must believe the one thing you should know,
I carry you wherever I go,
You must believe the one thing you should know,
I carry you wherever I go.

When I finally close my eyes,
And my soul goes floating into the sky,
I'm sorry I won′t always let you know,
I carry you wherever I go,
I carry you wherever I go.