Can you guess the number that's in my head
Can you guess a number from one to ten
If you guessed number eight
Than you were wrong
I was thinking of two you all along

The number in my head stands for you and me
Which is the combination that i'd like to See
If you could give me all the numbers on the earth
I would still pick two
Cause you are more than their worth

I am so lost in you
And i dont ever want to find my way out
Its plain to see that your lost in me
I dont want you to ever find your way out

When i wake up in the morning and see your face
I thank god that i am in this place
You open your eyes and i try to close mine first
I try not to move I try not to say a word
At first i thought that it was all just a dream
but i found out its reality when you touched my cheek
then i think to myself is this really it
are you going to be the one that I'm with

I am so lost in you
And i dont ever want to find my way out
Its plain to see that your lost in me
I dont want you to ever find your way out

I am so lost in you
And i dont ever want to find my way out
Its plain to see that your lost in me
I dont want you to ever find your way out

Now that we're wound so tight
I don't want us ever to unwind





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    This song is extremely cute.

    stagnateon December 17, 2008   Link

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