By the streets of that one bedroom apartment
We stood and watched the storm
Our eyes upon the blackened sky
As the rain began to fall
With a gentle sigh you took my hand and pulled me in
So close
Our pulses, beating a rhythm of passion as
The lightning split the sky

I gazed into your eyes so bright and gently
Caressed your face
Your soothing touch
Well, there's never quite enough
Yes, there's never enough of you and me

Our lips warm with the heat of desire as the wind tore through the streets
Of that one bedroom apartment our lips embraced once more
I gazed into your eyes so bright and gently
Caressed your face
Your soothing touch
Well, there's never quite enough
Yes, there's never enough of you and me
Two souls aglow with passion and love, as the rain began to fall

Notice my smile.
How spontaneous and true
Damn I loved you, god damn

There was never enough of you and me

Can you not hear the hum of my body
Responding to your nearness
My heart keeps time
My love is vast and deep and whole
Just like the open sea
It will go on forever more
Into eternity

Just when I thought we'd given up,
We stayed on the road and made it
I can never see you in your room
Sleeping without me

Touch me, I tremble
Hold me, I sigh
Kiss me, I melt
Ask me, Why

Just when I thought we'd given up,
We stayed on the road and made it
I can never see you in your room
Sleeping without me


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    GREAT BREAKDOWNS.. LOVE THIS SONG.

    ablanknotebookon April 04, 2008   Link

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