I never felt this way before
I've seen so many islands
I never felt this way before
In this song here I describe him

The chariots rise up high in the sky
What a fool am I to fall so in love
What a wonderful dream it seems to be
'Cause I love him

I took the notes of past excursions
And I read them through once more
Only to find them hard aversions
From the one true love in store

The chariots rise up high in the sky
What a fool am I to fall so in love
What a wonderful dream it seems to be
'Cause I love him

Though I have waited long
And they have all been wrong
Now I find in the end
With him I need not pretend
The chariots

They rise up high in the sky
What a fool am I to fall so in love
What a wonderful dream it seems to be
'Cause I love him

'Cause I love him




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    Yeah, I first heard this song after seeign Secretary too. I thought it was cool at the end and fit in good. I love the singer's vocal range. To me the song is about a girl finally finding someone to love who is worth loving.

    mattd23on March 05, 2006   Link

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