She walks in my room,
Closes the door,
She looks in my eyes,
and find's the person I've been searching for,
And darling I miss you,
Yeah I miss you,
So much...

What is this world that we're living in?
Why can't we just be friends?
What is this world that we're dreaming in?
Does this have to be the end?

She's like a glass of water,
in the middle of night yeah,
'cause you're onto something,
She makes me feel alright,
And darling I miss you,
Yeah I miss you,
So much...

What is this world that we're living in?
Why can't we just be friends?
What is this world that we're dreaming in?
Does this have to be the end?
The end
The end

Darling forgive me,
I'm changing,
So much...

What is this world that we're living in?
Why can't we just be friends?
What is this world that we're dreaming in?
Does this have to be the end?
What is this world that we're living in?
Why can't we just be friends?
What is this world that we're dreaming in?
Does this have to be the end?
Darling I miss you
So much...



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    OMG! cant believe no ones commented on this song... Soo beautiful. Really hits me when I'm missing some1.

    Such_A_Softer_Sinon December 22, 2005   Link

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