Josh Woodward: “I’ll Be Right Behind You, Josephine“ (Official Video)

Wanna support my music by kicking a few pennies my way? This song is on iTunes: Extra special thanks to the wonderful Fien Leysen for making this awesome video. Check out (and subscribe to!) her video channel here: Lyrics, free MP3 and other goodies here: for 150 more free songs! All of my music is 100% to download and use in your videos (Creative Commons - Attribution). I’ll be right behind you, Josephine I won’t leave you waiting in between And the cigarette you bummed from me is almost burning out You suck it till your fingers burn, then you throw it to the ground I’ll be right behind you, Josephine Even after everything we’ve seen seen In this sterile room with blinding lights and faces pointing down I only want to scream but still I just can’t make a sound Now hold my hand, I’ll hold my breath There’s nothing in this world we really own And Jesus Christ, if you tore my heart out The only thing I’d feel is less alone I’ll be right behind you, Josephine I won’t leave you waiting in this dream While you watch the people speaking words you can’t quite comprehend You ask me if I’d pinch you but my fingers wouldn’t bend I’ll be right behind you, Josephine Just like I was when we were seventeen I guess that’s only been a year but still it feels like 34 I don’t feel like I am living in the same skin anymore Now hold my hand, I’ll hold my breath There’s nothing in this world we really own And Jesus Christ, if you tore my heart out The only thing I’d feel is less alone I’ll be right behind you, Josephine Even when my soul’s an amputee And my bleeding heart is sinking in the lake inside my chest So I grab what I can cling to and I leave behind the rest Now hold my hand, I’ll hold my breath There’s nothing in this world we really own And Jesus Christ, if you tore my heart out The only thing I’d feel is less alone Now hold my hand, and take my breath And leave behind the things you’ll never own And Jesus Christ, please tear my heart out I wanna feel a little less alone