Featured In
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Céline Dion
Vocals
David Hodges
Piano
Michael 'Fish' Herring
Guitar
Marty O'Brien
Bass Guitar
Jim Keltner
Drums
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
David Hodges
Songwriter
Ben Moody
Songwriter
Steven McMorran
Songwriter
David Campbell
Arranger
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
David Hodges
Producer
Ben Moody
Producer
Dan Certa
Recording Engineer
François Lalonde
Recording Engineer
Mark Gray
Assistant Engineer
Chris Lord-Alge
Mixing Engineer
Nik Karpen
Assistant Engineer
Vlado Meller
Mastering Engineer
Mark Santangelo
Assistant Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
One more hour burns
So scared of his return
That I can't sleep tonight
In this hospital light
[Verse 2]
What you call a tragedy
Is just another day to me
For my heart beats with fear
As his footsteps draw near
[Verse 3]
The life I meant to lead
Won't slip away from me
[Verse 4]
'Cause this time is the last time
I know that my eyes have seen too much
This nightmare is not fair
And I've had enough
[Verse 5]
You break me and as I bleed
You just say you're sorry
You call this love?
But this time your lies
Are not enough
This time
[Verse 6]
There's nothing left of this
Your whispered words and empty threats
Rip away the seams
Of what I thought this would be
[Verse 7]
The last thread has come undone
To reveal what I've become
Another victim of
A poison love
[Verse 8]
I've been afraid for years
But that won't keep me here
[Verse 9]
'Cause this time is the last time
I know that my eyes have seen too much
This nightmare is not fair
And I've had enough
[Verse 10]
You break me
To just say you're sorry
You call this love?
But this time your lies
Are not enough
This time
[Verse 11]
And what remains a mystery
You can not have the best of me
So I'm taking back
All you took from me
[Verse 12]
'Cause this time is the last time
I know that my eyes have seen too much
This nightmare is not fair
And I've had enough
[Verse 13]
You break me
To just say you're sorry
You call this love?
But this time your lies
Are not enough
This time
Written by: Ben Moody, David Hodges, Steven McMorran