Uh
Oh
Hey yeah, yeah

Girl, when we started, baby, we were friends
But that's not how this fairytale is gonna end
See I was thinking that it clicked one day (clicked one day)
That no one else has ever made me feel this way
Next time I saw you, girl, I knew I had to try
To tell you everything that I was feeling deep inside
And listen good 'cause what I say is from my heart
So if you're ready

You see I toss and turn when I'm alone
And I just can't wait 'til you get home
Waiting for your call, 'cause tonight we're gonna do it all
Girl, it's just the two of us
'Cause I'm thinkin' 'bout you day and night
And I just can't get you off my mind
When you get a minute, baby, I was thinkin' we could hook up
It's just the two of us, the two of us
'Cause in a room full of people, you're the only one around
And nothing in this world could ever bring us down
Baby, I'll be there, telling you I care, this I swear
Girl, it's just the two of us, the two of us

Baby, I wonder if you feel the same as I do
I wonder if you're going through the things I'm going through
I sent you flowers on a Saturday (Saturday)
Inside's a letter with a message and no name
See I just love the feeling knowin' I can make you smile
And I haven't felt that way about someone in quite a while
Just listen to these words I have to say (ooh)
Just take a chance (take a chance)

You see I toss and turn when I'm alone
And I just can't wait 'til you get home
Waiting for your call, 'cause tonight we're gonna do it all
Girl, it's just the two of us
'Cause I'm thinkin' 'bout you day and night
And I just can't get you off my mind
When you get a minute, baby, I was thinkin' we could hook up
It's just the two of us, the two of us
'Cause in a room full of people, you're the only one around
And nothing in this world could ever bring us down
Baby, I'll be there, telling you I care, this I swear
Girl, it's just the two of us, the two of us

It just gets better with each day
(Maybe someday)
I always wanted to tell you
But I was so afraid

You see I toss and turn when I'm alone
And I just can't wait 'til you get home
Waiting for your call (waiting for your call)
'Cause tonight we're gonna do it all (gonna do it all)
Girl, it's just the two of us
'Cause I'm thinkin' 'bout you day and night
And I just can't get you off my mind
When you get a minute, baby, I was thinkin' we could hook up (oh, yeah, yeah)
It's just the two of us, the two of us
'Cause in a room full of people, you're the only one around
And nothing in this world could ever bring us down
Baby, I'll be there, telling you I care, this I swear (I swear)
Girl, it's just the two of us, the two of us

Oh
Hey yeah, yeah


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The Two of Us Lyrics as written by Bradley Daymond Alex Greggs

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    the beginning of this song always makes me think of a carnival or something :)

    i love it

    LMB228on March 24, 2006   Link

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