Forgiveness

Sarah McLachlan

Transposer:

Loving lying enemy I have seen your face before Never thought again I'd see I didn't want to anymore I remember your loving eyes And the moonlit kiss The evening lullabies I would truly miss Through the years we had it all The midnight whispers the midday calls This house of cards it had to fall When you ask for forgiveness you're asking too much I have sheltered my heart in a place you can't touch I don't believe what you tell me that your love is real... 'Cos you don't know much about heaven boy if you have to hurt to feel... Every time I see you I can't help but look away All along I had believed in everything you'd say When I look now I know I've seen your face before I don't want your deceiving smile standing at my door And I don't care what people say I'm ready now to face this day 'Cos I have lost you along the way When you ask for forgiveness you're asking too much I have sheltered my heart in a place you can't touch I don't believe when you tell me that your love is real... 'Cos you don't know much about heaven boy if you have to hurt to feel... 'Cos you don't know much about heaven boy if you have to hurt... When you ask for forgiveness you're asking too much I have sheltered my heart in a place you can't touch I don't believe when you tell me that your love is real 'Cos you don't know much about heaven boy if you have to hurt to feel... MMmmmm mmmmmm mmmmmm....

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