Released: May 8, 2006
Songwriter: Daniel B Estrin Doug Robb
Producer: Howard Benson
I thought it wasn't wrong
To hide from you
Simple truth
I was scared
I felt it all along
But it hurt too much for me to share
If only I had been less blind
I'd have someone to hold on to
If only I could change your mind
If only I had known
If only I had you
Finally understand
Why things have happened
And how it all could go so wrong
Will this pain ever end
'Cause I don't think I can carry on
If only I had been less blind
I'd have someone to hold on to
If only I could change your mind
If only I had known
If only I had you (3x)
If only I had been less blind
I'd have someone to hold on to
If only I could have spoke my mind
If only it were true
(We could start brand-new)
I know I'll make it through
If only I had you (3x)
To hide from you
Simple truth
I was scared
I felt it all along
But it hurt too much for me to share
If only I had been less blind
I'd have someone to hold on to
If only I could change your mind
If only I had known
If only I had you
Finally understand
Why things have happened
And how it all could go so wrong
Will this pain ever end
'Cause I don't think I can carry on
If only I had been less blind
I'd have someone to hold on to
If only I could change your mind
If only I had known
If only I had you (3x)
If only I had been less blind
I'd have someone to hold on to
If only I could have spoke my mind
If only it were true
(We could start brand-new)
I know I'll make it through
If only I had you (3x)
more tracks from the album
From the albums
- Every Man for Himself (2006)
- Greatest Hits: Don’t Touch My Moustache (2009)
Hoobastank popular songs
- The Reason
- Crawling In The Dark
- Out Of Control
- Same Direction
- Running Away
- Is This The Day? (Acoustic)
- To Be With You
- Replace You
- We Are One
- Let It Out
- Just One
- Ready For You
- Let You Know
- Educated Fool
- Never Saw It Coming
- Can I Buy You a Drink?
- Who The Hell Am I?
- If Only
- The First Of Me
- Without A Fight
- What Happened To Us?
- Lucky
- From The Heart
- The Dance That Broke My Jaw