Henry Moodie – you were there for me

Lyrics you were there for me – Henry Moodie

In all of my lonely nights
When I was a ghost inside
You were there for me
You were there for me

Legend never lies, we were meant to be
I’m blessed to be alive when I’m in your company
The battles I would fight, blood that I would bleed
If you found danger
Memories we’ve made could fill a whole book
If we were a movie, we’d be in Hollywood
On my lowest days, you were all it took
My biggest saviour

You make my demons go away
Bleach the sky on rainy days
Clear the path when I’m afraid
I’ve lost my way

In all of my lonely nights
When I was a ghost inside
You were there for me
You were there for me
Whenever I drank too much
Whenever my eyes cried floods
You were there for me
You were there for me

Remember when we’d stay, we’re at each others house
When we went far away, drinking in another town
The glorious days, I wish they were around with us forever
Nothing gets closed to London at night
Missed the last train and our batteries died
Started to rain but it was all fine ’cause we had each other

You make my demons go away
Bleach the sky on rainy days
Clear the path when I’m afraid
I’ve lost my way

In all of my lonely nights
When I was a ghost inside
You were there for me
You were there for me
Whenever I drank too much
Whenever my eyes cried floods
You were there for me
You were there for me

You were there, you were there through the heartbreaks
You were there, you were there when I lost faith
Be aware, be aware I would do the same, in all your bad days
You were there, you were there through the heartbreaks
You were there, you were there when I lost faith
Be aware, be aware I would do the same, in all your bad days

In all of my lonely nights
When I was a ghost inside
You were there for me
You were there for me
Whenever I drank too much
Whenever my eyes cried floods
You were there for me
You were there for me

You were there, you were there through the heartbreaks
You were there, you were there when I lost faith
You were there for me…

Henry Moodie | 2022