You take the midnight subway train
You're callin' all the shots
You're struck by lightning
You're in love

You take the evening one on one
You're only livin' to have fun
You want to use me, take me home tonight
I'll make you wish that you were mine

You're struck by lightning
You're in love
It's not worth fighting
You're in love

Well turn around
Remember me
I'm the one
Who's out and aimed to please
You're in love
You're in love

You make your livin' lovin' hot
You spin me like a top
You take the evening one on one (On one)
You're only livin' to have fun

You're struck by lightning
You're in love
It's not worth fighting
You're in love

Well turn around
Remember me
I'm the one
Who's out and aimed to please
You're in love
You're in love (Yeah, yeah, yeah)

Well turn around (Turn around)
Remember me (Remember me)
Well turn around (Turn around)
I'm the one
Who's out and aimed to please

You're in love
You're in love
You're in love
You're in love
You're in love
You're in love
You're in love
You're in love

(You take the midnight subway train) You're in love
(You're callin' all the shots) You're in love
(You take the evening one on one) You're in love
(You're only livin' to have fun) You're in love
(It's not worth fighting) You're in love
You're in love
You're in love


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You're in Love Lyrics as written by Juan Croucier Stephen Pearcy

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  • +2
    General Comment

    I think it's about a hot chick who gets what she wants from guys. But she ends up fooling with a guy that ends up being better at her own game and falls for him.

    traveler in stygianon May 27, 2008   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    to me, this song may have a different meaning because i do tend to twist things to fit to my life. but anyways, i believe that this is about someone wanting to get back together with an ex. and the ex is just out having fun or whatever right now. but the person knows that they love them and will want them and shouldn't fight it and that basically, they should remember how they are actually in love with the person.

    i dont knoww. i guess i couldnt really tell yah.

    brandirockssssson April 13, 2008   Link
  • +1
    My Opinion

    Badass song!!

    jdebartoon January 01, 2010   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    doin' chicks!!

    logikmtron January 03, 2006   Link

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