And I've got you on my mind
Seems like almost always, all the time.
And it's soft, secure, and fun
In the fading summer sunlight.

And your hands on the wall,
Off the edge of the bed, said
All that needed to be said.
Your body beneath me,
Rising and sinking.

We'll never leave again,
We'll never leave again.
This is all we are,
And it's all we'll ever...
We'll never leave again,
We'll never leave again.
This is all we are,
It's all we'll ever need.

In love, in bed
We speak for weeks.
So good it's almost just too much to believe.
And it's your sweet, slow smile
Tells me, you always know exactly what it is I need.

We'll be safe in our home,
Hidden in here alone.
And the photos will show
These moments were golden.

We'll never leave again,
We'll never leave again.
This is all we are,
And it's all we'll ever...
We'll never leave again,
We'll never leave again.
This is all we are,
And It's all we'll ever need.

La da da da,
La da da da da...


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    I think it's about love, and finding that one person. Being free to just exist with that person. And a hint of making love. Not sex, making love. What you'd do with someone you truly care for, not just on a wimb.

    "this is all we are, this is all we'll ever need." All he wants is just to be exactly where he is, lying in bed, with the woman he loves.

    It's quite adorable.

    ellie117on June 09, 2007   Link

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