I'd cross the desert to be with you.
I miss you,
I miss you.

I heard the rumors they all were true.
I need you,
I need you.

Oh
Next to me,
Next to me.

Oh
Next to me,
Next to me.

I'll take off my make-up,
I stop and listen.
I am alive now,
I watch my head spin.

I'll take off my make-up,
I stop and listen.
I am alive now,
I watch my head spin.

I'm in love with things you can't define,
And I'm in love with things you cannot buy.
All for you, the one thing I know's true.
All for you, take me in ...

Into the depths of the deepest sea.
I fought you,
I fought you.

For all I know and all I can see.
You come through,
You come through.

And all I am and all I can be.
You're callin',
You're callin'.

So here you are in front of me.
I've fallen,
I've fallen.

Round and Round, the things I can't deny,
And I'm in love with things you can't define.
All for you, the one thing I know's true.
All for you, take me in

And I walked away,
But you were always on my mind.
And I was afraid,
That you would never come alive.

There for me,
And I was scared of you.
You were there for me,
And I wasn't there for you.


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    One of my Favs from the new Album... This CD is amazing. WA just keeps getting better and better

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