Gone, Gone, Gone

    Singer: Phillip Phillips

    When life leaves you high and dry

    I’ll be at your door tonight

    If you need help, if you need help

    I’ll shut down the city lights

    I’ll lie, cheat, I’ll beg and bribe

    To make you well, to make you well

    When enemies are at your door

    I’ll carry you away from war

    If you need help, if you need help

    Your hope dangling by a string

    I’ll share in your suffering

    To make you well, to make you well

    Give me reasons to believe

    That you would do the same for me

    And I would do it for you, for you

    Baby, I’m not moving on

    I love you long after you’re gone

    For you, for you.

    You would never sleep alone

    I love you long after you’re gone

    And long after you’re gone, gone, gone

    When you fall like a statue

    I’m gon’ be there to catch you

    Put you on your feet

    And if your well is empty

    Not a thing will prevent me

    Tell me what you need, what do you need

    I surrender honestly

    You’ve always done the same for me

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    Background

    Most music critics can’t help but compare the track to the songs that are usually released by indie band Mumford & Sons. Anyone can bet that the sound is what Phillips really intends to have. The song has solid recording accompanied by building drums, guitar, and faint strings that play in the background. The lyrics are equally interesting and catchy.