Back to Top

Blind Mime Ensemble - Dear Charlie Lyrics



Blind Mime Ensemble - Dear Charlie Lyrics




Won't see things my way
But maybe with distance
You'll hold onto better days
I won't ask your forgiveness
I just want you to know

Oh, Charlie, I love you
That's why I must go
There's a darkness inside me
That you should never know

Dear Charlie, I can't be
The man you need me to be
I will only destroy you
Trying to find a release
I won't ask your forgiveness
I just want you to know

Oh, Charlie, I love you
That's why I must go
There's a darkness inside me
That you should never know

Dear Charlie, please know that
I want with all my heart
To see you grow older
And always take your part
I won't ask your forgiveness
I just want you to know

Oh, Charlie, I love you
That's why I must go
There's a darkness inside me
That you should never know
[ Correct these Lyrics ]

We currently do not have these lyrics. If you would like to submit them, please use the form below.


We currently do not have these lyrics. If you would like to submit them, please use the form below.




Won't see things my way
But maybe with distance
You'll hold onto better days
I won't ask your forgiveness
I just want you to know

Oh, Charlie, I love you
That's why I must go
There's a darkness inside me
That you should never know

Dear Charlie, I can't be
The man you need me to be
I will only destroy you
Trying to find a release
I won't ask your forgiveness
I just want you to know

Oh, Charlie, I love you
That's why I must go
There's a darkness inside me
That you should never know

Dear Charlie, please know that
I want with all my heart
To see you grow older
And always take your part
I won't ask your forgiveness
I just want you to know

Oh, Charlie, I love you
That's why I must go
There's a darkness inside me
That you should never know
[ Correct these Lyrics ]
Writer: Brian Baker
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid




Blind Mime Ensemble - Dear Charlie Video
(Show video at the top of the page)


Performed By: Blind Mime Ensemble
Length: 7:33
Written by: Brian Baker

Tags:
No tags yet