I've seen the storm clouds in your past
But rest assure cause you are safe at home at last
I'll rescue you, you rescue me
And we're right where we should be when we're together

I know the questions in your mind
But go ahead and ask me one more time
You'll find the answeres still the same
It won't change from day to day
For worse or better

Will I promise to be your best friend?
And am I here until to the end?
Can I be sure I have been waiting for you?
And did I say my love is true?
Baby I will, I am, I can, I have, I do

I know the time will disappear
But this love we're building on will always be here
No way that is sinking sand
On this solid rock we'll stand forever

Will I promise to be your best friend?
And am I here until to the end?
Can I be sure I have been waiting for you?
And did I say my love is true?
Baby I will, I am, I can, I have, I do

Baby I will, I can, I have
Oh I will, I am, I can, I have
Baby I will, I am, I can, I have, I do


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    this is one of my favorite songs EVER..perfect for a wedding or something

    SexyAss14on July 18, 2002   Link

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