Isn't it strange, the way things can change
Life that you lead turned on its head
Suddenly someone means more than you felt before
A house and its yard turns into home
I'm sorry but I meant to say
Many things along the way
So this one's for you

Have I told you I ache, have I told you I ache,
Have I told you I ache, for you...

Have I told you I ache, and I hope it's not too late,
Could I hold you and ache, for you...

Hours that it took, writing words for my book
Seem to have broken in half
The gate that I shut last time I got hurt
Seems to have opened itself
All the world, it's spinning now, it's tryina catch me up
Tell me to appreciate here and now
I'm sorry but I meant to say
So many things along the way
So this one's for you

Have I told you I ache, have I told you I ache,
Have I told you I ache, for you...

Have I told you I ache, and I hope it's not too late,
Could I hold you and ache, for you...


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    ache is such a powerful word! beautiful song

    vijjjjon April 03, 2007   Link

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