I am not like other girls
I don't breathe for some days
I want you here and in my arms
I can't just smile and turn away
I can't just smile and turn away
I have prayed from a distance
Since you've been out of my reach
I can't hold onto reason
And practice what I preach
In my dreams we're together
And there is no one else in my heart
Love is stronger than leather
You should have known right from the start
I am not like other girls
I don't breathe for some days
I want you here and in my arms
I can't just smile and turn away
I can't just smile and turn away
I have made my decision
I will give into your kiss
I can't hide my emotions
Pretend you don't exist
In all my dreams we're together
And I can't get you out of my head
My love it floats like a feather
But it floats if you forget
I am not like other girls
I don't breathe for some days
I want you here and in my arms
I can't just smile and turn away
I can't just smile and turn away
Ba ba ba ba ba
Ba ba ba ba ba
Ba ba ba ba ba
Come with me tonight
Come with me tonight
I am not like other girls
I don't breathe for some days
I want you here and in my arms
I can't just smile and turn away
I can't just smile and turn away
I can't just smile and turn away


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    this is such an unbelieveably sweet song!!!!!!! :) i first heard it on the dawson's creek soundtrack and i loved it ever since!!!! a beautiful song and one i never get tired of listenin too:)

    lil_fairy_princesson July 21, 2002   Link

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