LANGUISHING (THE INTERLUDE)
If you could only see
That I was not put here for you
To judge me and dispute my in most truth
And after all these years of enmity, envy and tears
It's a shame you don't know me at all
I was wondering would you cry for me
If I told you that I couldn't breathe
If I was drowning, suffocating
If I told you that I couldn't breathe
Those ageless buried recollections
We transform them and select them
You have yours, I have mine that's fine
Why are we too torn to heal
Our stitches never disappear
I have mine, you have yours, I'm sure
I was wondering
Would you reach for me
If you saw that I was languishing
I was wondering would you cry for me
If I told you that I couldn't breathe
If I was drowning, suffocating
If I told you that I couldn't breathe
| LANGUISHING (THE INTERLUDE): WRITTEN BY MARIAH CAREY AND JAMES WRIGHT © 2009 RYE SONGS ADMINISTERED BY SONGS OF UNIVERSAL (BMI)/ALDORA PUBLISHING (ASCAP)/EMI APRIL MUSIC PUBLISHING INC. PRODUCED BY MARIAH CAREY AND JAMES "BIG JIM" WRIGHT. RECORDING BY BRIAN GARTEN AND CHRIS "TEK" O'RYAN AT THE SETAI, MIAMI, FL; HONEYWEST STUDIOS, NYC AND THE BOOM BOOM ROOM, BURBANK, CA. MIXED BY PHIL TAN AT SOAPBOX STUDIOS, ATLANTA, GA. ADDITIONAL ENGINEERING BY CARLOS OYANEDEL AND DAMIEN LEWIS. |
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