Little do you know

How I'm breaking while you fall asleep

Little do you know
I'm still haunted by the memories
Little do you know
I'm trying to pick myself up piece by piece
Little do you know
I need a little more time
Underneath it all I'm held captive by the hole inside
I've been holding back
For the fear that you might change your mind
I'm ready to forgive you, but forgetting is a harder fight
Little do you know
I need a little more time
I'll wait, I'll wait
I love you like you've never felt the pain, I'll wait
I promise, you don't have to be afraid, I'll wait
Love is here, and here to stay
So lay your head on me
Little do you know
I know you're hurt while I'm sound asleep
Little do you know
All my mistakes are slowly drowning me
Little do you know
I'm trying to make it better piece by piece
Little do you know
I, I love you 'til the sun dies
I'll wait, just wait
I love you like I've never felt the pain, just wait
I love you like I've never been afraid, just wait
Our love is here, and here to stay
So lay your head on me
I'll wait (I'll wait), I'll wait (I'll wait)
I love you like you've never felt the pain, I'll wait (I'll wait)
I promise you don't have to be afraid, I'll wait
Love is here, and here to stay
So lay your head on me
Lay your head on me
So lay your head on me
'Cause little do you know
I love you 'til the sun dies

In music theory, a scale is any set of musical notes ordered by fundamental frequency or pitch.
A scale ordered by increasing pitch is an ascending scale, and a scale ordered by
decreasing pitch is a descending scale.

Pitch, in music, position of a single sound in the complete range of sound.

Sounds are higher or lower in pitch according to the frequency of vibration of
the sound waves producing them. A high frequency (e.g., 880 hertz [Hz;
cycles per second]) is perceived as a high pitch and a low frequency (e.g., 55
Hz) as a low pitch

Scale” comes from a Latin word which means ladder. A scale is the tonal basis of
music. It is a set of tones from which you can build melodies and harmonies. The tones
of a scale are ordered according to their pitch. Since scales create various distinctive
moods, atmospheres and tonal flavors, there are as many scales as there are cultures
around the world.
The major scale, minor scale and the church modes are all based on the diatonic scale.
They consist of the same tones but the center tone (the tonic) is different.