I’d Rather Burn Than Fall Febuary (band)

Blinding sunlight pouring in
Through the stillness of thought
Caught deep in your eyes
They glisten like morning dew

I watched as you floated to me
Through seas of blisters and razor wire
For fledgling, we will be in the presence of God soon
Even with my last breath, I’ll apologize for dying
Because she’s my lifeline and I'm her terminal case
I'm her terminal case

Will you be here for me when I wake?
Dreaming, I find mysеlf safe in your arms
I'm reminded of thе place I once called home

Breaths falling, short hands longing close
I'm home again, I'm home again, I'm home again

The windows down
And a cold november breeze takes your place
Sixty feet
Till the most certain you’ve ever been

The wind never felt so good
The wind never felt so good
The wind never felt so good
The wind never felt so good
The wind never felt so good
The wind never felt so good
The wind never felt so good