Lonely, yeah that's the word
I leave my heart when I leave her
The days go on forever and the nights do too

One evening out on the road
A half a world away from home
I thought she was sleeping
When the call came through

I said, darling, it's late, is everything okay
Silence took over the room
'Til she said

I, I just love you
I don't know why, I just do
When are you coming home
I'm coming home soon
And I, I just love you too

Lonely lets me be
For a while she sets me free
I close my eyes and I dream of her

She's lost in my arms
Her head on my heart
And softly she whispers the words

I, I just love you
I don't know why, I just do
When are you coming home
I'm coming home soon
And I, I just love you too

I'll never stop being amazed
How my four year old girl knows exactly what to say

I, I just love you
I don't know why, I just do
When are you coming home
I'm coming home soon
'Cause I just love you too


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I Just Love You Lyrics as written by Shaye Smith John Ondrasik

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    My Interpretation

    see i know this is about his daughter but i can take it from a romantic relationship standpoint too. it could be like he's trying to leave her but she tells him just how much she loves him and he realizes how much he loves her.

    it's one of my favorites, after jainy and superman

    SilentSong19on May 22, 2011   Link

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