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I Still Run To You Lyrics


Amy Holland I Still Run To You


Amy Holland & David Pack

Baby, why you running
Do you need some attention from me
Do you see us coming to the end of a beautiful thing

It ain’t nothing like it used to be
The love we had is just a memory
There ain’t no reason why we both could be
Just close enough that we’re too blind to see

Baby, I’ve been trying
But it seems I’ve been trying for so long
This maybe where we started
But this may not be where we belong

We go on and we play it day by day
We know all the words to say
Though there’s nothing left here to lose
I still run to you

It ain’t nothing like it used to be
The love we had is just a memory
It’s just a game where we both seem to be
Just close enough that we’re too blind to see

We go on and we play it day by day
We know all the words to say
Though there’s nothing left here to lose
I still run to you

And we play it day by day
We know all the words to say
Though there’s nothing left here to lose
We go on and we play it day by day
We know all the words to say
Though there’s nothing left here to lose



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