Chapter 38: "Before I'm Yours" - Cole Pante feat. Brian Logan Dales & Brix

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Lyrics:


Once upon a time's how it starts

Baby you and me are like sparks

Just like a light in the dark, in the dark

We are like a solar eclipse

When we get close and we kiss

Spend our lives waiting for this, for this

Across the sky, you shoot your bow and arrow

And I'm yours, I'm yours, I'm yours

Will we survive, or break up in the atmosphere


BEFORE I'M YOURS
I'm yours, I'm yours
Across the sky, you shoot your bow and arrow


And I'm yours, I'm yours, I'm yours

Our colors start to collide

Like a rainbow, baby so bright

The kind of feeling we just can't hide, just can't hide

Everyone can see our hearts tonight

Looks like love at first sight

Across the sky, you shoot your bow and arrow

And I'm yours, I'm yours, I'm yours

Will we survive, or break up in the atmosphere


BEFORE I'M YOURS
I'm yours


We move at the speed of light
It's too late to slow down
Meteor lighting up the night
We will safely touch the ground
BEFORE I'M YOURS
BEFORE I'M YOURS


Across the sky, you shoot your bow and arrow
And I'm yours, I'm yours, I'm yours
Will we survive, or break up in the atmosphere
BEFORE I'M YOURS
I'm yours, I'm yours


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       Once upon a times how it starts, and Jax is still refusing to have anything to do with me. It's like a solar eclipse has passed over my heart, making everything dark. It's my last night in L.A. before I pack up my life, and he is nowhere to be found at the dinner table for my last family super.
       Kellan and Dusty made it, even after I went to their house to break the news, and I was still mad from my encounter with Myles. Nolan, Momma, and Papa Jones are here chattering away as food is being passed around the table. This isn't a sad goodbye dinner for me, everyone is happy and smiling. So, why do I feel so sad right now?
       Momma made my favorite pasta dish with Vodka sauce -- usually she boycotts that kind of sauce for reasons only she knows -- but I've barely touched my plate of food. My appetite is lost with the thought of him, and if this is how it's going to be for the rest of my life. I refuse to leave on a sad note.


"Is he really not going to come down for dinner?" I asked Momma Jones, in a low voice.

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