Quote by Hoyt Axton

So hold my hand, I'm going down fast, And if I return, I'll never more be blue It's not the leaving of all I love that makes me cry But my darling, when I think of you.

So hold my hand, I'm going down fast, And if I return, I'll

Summary

This quote expresses a sense of urgency and vulnerability in the face of impending hardship. The speaker conveys the need for support and reassurance as they navigate through difficult times, acknowledging that although leaving everything they love behind is painful, it is the thought of their loved one that truly brings them sorrow. It highlights the emotional attachment and longing for their darling, emphasizing the profound impact of their presence in the speaker's life.

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Love

By Hoyt Axton

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