How does it feel
To know you're everything I need
The butterflies in my stomach
They could bring me to my knees
How does it feel
To know you're everything I want
I've got a hard time saying this
So I'll sing it in a song

Oh I adore the way you carry yourself
With the grace of a thousand angels overhead
I love the way the galaxy starts to melt
When we become one
When we become one
When we become one
When we become one

How does it feel
How does it feel
When we get locked into a stare
Please don't come looking for me
When I get lost in the mess of your hair
How do you feel
When everything you've known gets thrown aside
Never fear, my dear,
Cause we have nothing left to hide

Oh I adore the way you carry yourself
With the grace of a thousand angels overhead
I love the way the galaxy starts to melt

Hold on to me girl
If you feel your grip getting loose
Just know that I'm right next to you
Hold on to me girl
If you feel your grip getting loose
Just know that I won't let you down

Well, I'm ready
Well, I'm ready
I am ready
To run away with you
Are you ready
Are you ready
Are you ready
To run away with me

Pack your things we can leave today
Pack your things we can leave today
Say our goodbyes and get on the train
Say goodbye
Just you and I in the sweet unknown
We can just call each other our home

If I had to choose a way to die
It'd be with you
In a goosebump infested embrace
With my overanxious hands
Cupping your face
In a goosebump infested embrace
With my overanxious hands
Cupping your cherub face


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    i think it's about a girl he really loves and wants to spend his life with. In a goosebump infested embrace With my overanxious hands cupping your face ...amazing. the emotion in there is awesome. i sweat its chris carabba in the background.

    RuthLesson September 28, 2004   Link

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