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A-Ha ~ You'll End Up Crying


(pal waaktaar) You'll end up crying With your mother's eyes Pretend you can't see yourself Could have been better Could have been worse You could have been yourself Brought up in mom's arms Nowhere to fall Now you're out climbing Taking it all You'll end up crying With your mother's eyes Suffer that moment's pain Could have done better Could have done worse Lost in your love for more Now you're out climbing And you should know You'll end up crying Wherever you may go Brought up in mom's arms Nowhere to fall Now you're out climbing Climbing to fall You'll end up crying With your mother's eyes Something is lost from the start Could have been better Could have been worse You're going to need me there more free lyrics

(pal waaktaar)

You'll end up crying
With your mother's eyes
Pretend you can't see yourself
Could have been better
Could have been worse
You could have been yourself
Brought up in mom's arms
Nowhere to fall
Now you're out climbing
Taking it all
You'll end up crying
With your mother's eyes
Suffer that moment's pain
Could have done better
Could have done worse
Lost in your love for more
Now you're out climbing
And you should know
You'll end up crying
Wherever you may go
Brought up in mom's arms
Nowhere to fall
Now you're out climbing
Climbing to fall
You'll end up crying
With your mother's eyes
Something is lost from the start
Could have been better
Could have been worse
You're going to need me there

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