by Ivy Satre

Created on: April 26, 2008

Verse 1:
Remember the words you said, when you showed you cared.
It all seemed so easy then, till the truth was bared.
You told me the thought of her you never dared, but why did the scent of her linger still?

Chorus:
If I could forgive, would you hold me in your arms?
Tell me you were wrong, and how much you meant no harm?
Would I hold you in return, and wipe away your sin?

Tell you I belong with you, and that she could never win?
If I could forgive

Verse 2:
It use to be that when I entered a room, I was all you saw.
Consumed by the love we shared, how could it be stripped so raw?
What happened to that love, was it just a faade?
Brought about by the charms of one, you were so easily swayed.

Chorus:
If I could forgive, would you hold me in your arms?
Tell me you were wrong, and how much you meant no harm?
Would I hold you in return, and wipe away your sin?
Tell you I belong with you, and that she could never win?
If I could forgive

Verse 3:
For all the memories I hold seem like a lie now.
How can I trust feelings you have for me, when they faded away so fast before?
Where do I go from here, when all you say I cannot trust?
For the performance you gave, I can only believe a bow.

Chorus:
If I could forgive, would you hold me in your arms?
Tell me you were wrong, and how much you meant no harm?
Would I hold you in return, and wipe away your sin?
Tell you I belong with you, and that she could never win?
If I could forgive

Chorus:
If I could forgive, would you hold me in your arms?
Tell me you were wrong, and how much you meant no harm?
Would I hold you in return, and wipe away your sin?
Tell you I belong with you, and that she could never win?
If I could forgive

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