

The clock won't move,
but my shoes wear out the floor These plastic chairs and painted
walls know me
by now
A red light glows behind that heavy swinging door I count each
breath and pray it all turns out somehow
If mercy has a name,
let it be here tonight If heaven hears a man,
then hear me now
Take my days, lay them in her hands Take my breath if
it will help her breathe
I would walk into the dark and never turn around Just let
her wake, let her stay,
let her keep this life with me
I hit my knees where the hallway meets the dawn My hands
shake loose, but I hold onto her name
I tell the quiet sky that I can carry pain If one
heart has to break,
then let it break in me
I am not brave,
I am only begging
I am not strong,
I am barely standing But I would give every beat left in
my chest For one more smile on her lips
Take my days, lay them in her hands Take my breath if
it will help her breathe
I would walk into the dark and never turn around Just let
her wake, let her stay,
let her keep this life with me
Let her keep this life with me
Please
Please
Please let her stay