I DON'T KNOW

Her-to-him

A mountain of stone, a door of steel
Can't stand in my way, I'd go on

I've learned how to deal
And when to fight
I know what's real,
I know what's right
I'm not afraid, a wounded dove
I can be tender in a world so tough

I'm sure I could face the bitter cold
But life without you?
I don't know.

The winds of the heart can blow me down
But I get right up and I stand my ground
I've tasted fear, my share of pain
The wasted tears of love in vain
I've held you tight pushed you away
Now with all my might I beg you to stay

I'm sure I could face the bitter cold
But life without you?
I don't know.

I know what I want
I know what I need
But there there's just one thing I must believe
Deep in the night by a dying flame
You will be there when I call your name

I'm sure I could face the bitter cold
But life without you?
I don't know
I don't know

"I think that this song is from Janeway to Chakotay, because Janeway thinks that she can survive anything, and nothing can push her down, but I think that if she ever was faced with loosing Chakotay she would be deeply shaken.
The last verse also explains how Janeway pushes him away but if he ever wanted to leave she would expect him to stay of she asked him to." -- Kim