Save me when I can still be saved.

Source: Deflyne

Bring me to the top of a mountain where we can witness the world grows old when the sun sets. 

You don't have to love me back. You don't even have to like me either. 

As millions of stars watch above us, just hold my hand.

Hold my hand and bring my soul to its peace.

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