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Brian Wilson ~ Lay Down Burden


(brian wilson/joe thomas)
New executive music/on the fox music bmi

So many years spent running away
How many times i wished i could stay
Too much emotion a hole in my heart
Feeling alone since we’ve been apart
And if i had the chance
I’d never let you go
Just want you to know

Chorus:
Lay down lay me down
Lay me down
Lay down burden

How many things i wanted to do
How many times spent thinking this through
So many nights spent here by the phone
Wonderin?if you felt just as alone
And while some things have all been
Crazy from the start
It’s tearing me apart

Chorus

Just remember the way i held you
You’re always in my heart

Chorus


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