Any time you want me
Any time at all
Any time you need me
All you gotta do is call
Any time you want me
Any time at all
Any time you need me
All you gotta do is call

I'm no dog I'm a dolphin
I just don't live in the sea
You feel my flow and you flood my brain
Show me your vision your wild apparition
And sink to the depths of your soul

One love we don't need another love
One love one heart and one soul
We can have it all
Easy peasy

Any time you want me
Any time at all
Any time you need me
All you gotta do is call

You put me one step clear of the chain gang
And two miles over the line
All the scenes I saw left me wanting more
Show me a vision you wild apparition
And sink to the depths of your soul

One love we don't need another love
One love one heart and one soul

Your fruit's in season
And these feet fall surely sound
And what goes up must come down
Turns into dust or turns into stone


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One Love Lyrics as written by John Squire Ian George Brown

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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    For me the guitar is amazing. People slagged this tune off cos it was abit to like Fools Gold but I think this is a top tune

    vin_1986on June 06, 2007   Link

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