Well I can
See you on the horizon like a
Storm that's soon to be and is it
So bad to be in love with a memory
Of you, smiling back at me
And it was subtle but it was, yeah it was subtle
But it was sexy

And I suppose I could tell you how I feel
But even I don't know if it's really real
And baby baby one day I will show you so you can see
Oh well, the secret's behind the mystery
But see baby its like thisâ?¦

I think I kinda just want your kiss
Just for the thrill and just maybe to miss
You won't when you're going, just so I know
That It can and it does get better than this,
'cause you know love is just a hit and miss
Well you're wrong and you jump and you sink and
It happens more than you'd thinkâ?¦

And I suppose I could tell you how I feel
But see I'd rather play it cool and keep it real
And maybe I could show you just so you could see â?¦
The secret behind the mysteryâ?¦

And it's, its just one of those days
When you'd wish it rain already
And the sky's no ordinary shade of gray

But you make it ok...

Oh maybe you should know that I do have a crush on you
'cause I see your trap and I fell right through
With me its always something new

To see..

And I suppose I could tell you how I feel
But that moment was magic, it was so surreal
Oh well I swear one day I will let you know
That I do, oh I do love you so...






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The Kiss Lyrics as written by Tristan Prettyman

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    So this is my favorite song, and i'm driving my roommate insain because i listen to it way to much but i just love it,

    My favorite part is: "I think i kinda just want your kiss just for the thrill or mabye to miss" part

    gigglegirl53187on October 27, 2006   Link
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    I love this song. Her voice is so breezy, it's beautiful.

    Anyway, this song is about wanting to be in a relationship for the thrill and for the sake of being in a relationship, which is different than how she is now. But she's not in love with anything more than having someone to kiss and to miss.

    Cowyon February 14, 2007   Link
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    ' i sopose i could tell you how i feel but even i dont know if its really real". i love that line. and also 's it So bad to be in love with a memory.. of u' gotta love TP

    Burn2Shineon March 24, 2007   Link

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