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Always By Our Side

By Your Side Tenth Ave North "By Your Side" Why are you striving these days Why are you trying to earn grace Why are you crying Let me lift up your face Just don't turn away Why are you looking for love Why are you still searching As if I'm not enough To where will you go child Tell me where will you run To where will you run 'Cause I'll be by your side wherever you fall In the dead of night whenever you call And please don't fight these hands that are holding you My hands are holding you Look at these hands at my side They swallowed the grave on that night When I drank the world's sin So I could carry you in And give you life I want to give you life And I'll be by your side wherever you fall In the dead of night whenever you call And please don't fight these hands that are holding you My hands are holding you Here at my side wherever you fall In the dead of night whenever you call And please don't fight these hands that are holding you My hands are holding you 'Cause I, I love you I want you to know That I, yeah I'll love you I'll never let you go, no, no And I'll be by your side wherever you fall In the dead of night whenever you call And please don't fight these hands that are holding you My hands are holding you Here at my side wherever you fall In the dead of night whenever you call And please don't fight these hands that are holding you My hands are holding you Here at my side, my hands are holding you Ohhh... Listen to this beautiful song by Tenth Ave North http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=St5tz4Pxdhs

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