I know how it feels
To wake up without her
Lying here all alone
Just thinking about her

I can't believe
Her hold on me
It's something indescribable
I know she knows
But won't you please

If you see my girl
Just tell her I miss her smile
Tell her I'm counting the minutes
Gonna see her in a little while
But I know when she
Holds onto me
She's the one thing that I could never live without
Oh, oh, oh
Tell her I love her

Oh yeah, just tell her I love her

The way that she moves
You know what it does to me
When I catch her eye
I can hardly breathe

Still can't believe
Her hold on me
She's just so indescribable
I know she knows
But won't you please, please yeah

If you see my girl
Just tell her I miss her smile
Tell her I'm counting the minutes
Gonna see her in a little while
But I know when she
Holds onto me
She's the one thing that I could never live without
Oh oh oh
Tell her I love her

Every time that I'm around her
I just go to pieces crashing, tumbling to the ground
I'm so glad I found her

I know how it feels

If you see my girl
Just tell her I miss her smile
Tell her I'm counting the minutes
Gonna see her in a little while
But I know when she
Holds onto me
She's the one thing that I could never live without
Oh, oh, oh
Just tell her I love her

If you see my girl
Just tell her I miss her smile
Tell her I'm counting the minutes
Gonna see her in a little while
But I know when she
Holds onto me
She's the one thing that I could never live without
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh
And tell her I love her
Tell her I love her


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    I was never a big fan of Jesse McCartney, but after I really started paying close attention to his lyrics I found them to be very meaningful unlike many other artists in his genre. This song seems very heartfelt, I wish he was singing about me. =)

    TravisMusic32on June 15, 2009   Link

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