The Unforgiven II

Lay beside me

Tell me what they've done

Speak the words I wanna hear

To make my demons run

The door is locked now

But it's opened if you're true

If you can understand the me

Then I can understand the you

Lay beside me, under wicked sky

Through black of day, dark of night

We share this, paralysed

The door cracks open

But there's no sun shining through

Black heart scarring darker still

But there's no sun shining through

No, there's no sun shining through

No, there's no sun shining

What I've felt, what I've known

Turn the pages, turn the stone

Behind the door, should I open it for you?

Yeah, what I've felt, what I've known

Sick and tired, I stand alone

Could you be there?

'Cause I'm the one who waits for you

Or are you unforgiven too?

Come lay beside me

This won't hurt, I swear

She loves me not, she loves me still

But she'll never love again

She laid beside me but she'll be there when I'm gone

Black heart scarring darker still

Yes, she'll be there when I'm gone

Yes, she'll be there when I'm gone

Dead sure she'll be there

What I've felt, what I've known

Turn the pages, turn the stone

Behind the door, should I open it for you?

Yeah, what I've felt, what I've known

Sick and tired, I stand alone

Could you be there?

'Cause I'm the one who waits for you

Or are you unforgiven too?

Lay beside me

Tell me what I've done

The door is closed, so are your eyes

But now I see the sun

Now I see the sun

Yes, now I see it

What I've felt, what I've known

Turn the pages, turn the stone

Behind the door, should I open it for you?

Yeah, what I've felt, what I've known

So sick and tired of staying alone

Could you be there?

'Cause I'm the one who waits

The one who waits for you

What I've felt, what I've known

Turn the pages, turn the stone

Behind the door, should I open it for you?

(So I dub thee unforgiven)

Oh, what I've felt

Oh, what I've known

I take this key (never free)

And I bury it (never me) in you

Because you're unforgiven, too

(Never free, never me)

'Cause you're unforgiven, too