Darling, It’ll Be Alright – Allman Brown

The weight of the world on my shoulders
Brings me to my knees sometimes
There’s fire on the mountain, and the water’s on the rise
Bow my head, and I close my tired eyes

You say
Darling, it’ll be alright
I will hold you tonight

For the night
And the years to come, I’ll hold you in my arms
That’s right
Till death do us part, I meant every word
When I stood by you and said your name

Darkness in my mind
It blooms from time to time
Steals the breath right out of my chest
Colours fade to grey
And the joy it goes astray
Lost my step
I can’t remember the way

You say
Darling, it’ll be alright
I will hold you tonight

For the night
And the years to come, I’ll hold you in my arms
That’s right
Till death do us part, I meant every word
When I stood by you and said your name

You’re all that I ever needed

Now the day is done
We watch the setting sun
Feel the light on our faces
I pull you close to me
I still can’t believe, that I am yours now forever

You say
Darling, it’ll be alright
I will hold you tonight
Tonight

For the night
And the years to come, I’ll hold you in my arms
That’s right
Till death do us part, I meant every word
When I stood by you and said your name