It's hard to believe
That I couldn't see

You were always there beside me
Thought I was alone
With no one to hold
But you were always right beside me

This feeling's like no other

I want you to know

I've never had someone that knows me like you do
The way you do
I've never had someone as good for me as you
No one like you so lonely before I finally found
What I've been looking for

So good to be seen
So good to be heard

Don't have to say a word

So long I was lost
So good to be found

I'm loving having you around

This feeling's like no other

I want you to know

I've never had someone that knows me like you do
The way you do
I've never had someone as good for me as you
No one like you
So lonely before, I finally found
What I've been looking for


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What I've Been Looking For Lyrics as written by Andrew Creighton Dodd Adam M. Watts

Lyrics © Walt Disney Music Company

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    my fav from HSM

    ilovetm22on June 07, 2006   Link

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