Before You Leave - Why should you take my l for g?

Part 1 (Holding Still)

You should have left me your picture on the wall

You should have left me the smell of your cologne

You should have left me your footsteps on the floor

You should have left me your image in the kioo.

Before you leave, i know you know I'll miss you

Before you leave, let my hands talk to the body of you

Before you leave, hold me good and give me a kiss

Before you leave, let's undress and play with blankets

Mistakes were meant to be there

I can't imagine another tree entering there

If you leave my bros will laugh me out loud

Even if it means d, be it, as long as you stick around

Before you leave, you should left me

Your doll I'd cuddle with before I sleep.

Before you leave, you should have left me

Your picture I'd be looking at before I sleep

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