My affection shines right in your eyes
I bet you don't mind
'Cause it's hard to find flaw in being admired
It probably makes it hard to say no
I know you're too nice to go,
Wish you would show every piece of your mind

If you knew it's true this song's for you
Well that wouldn't make it better
Once she knows
It seems it's harder yet to get her

So I'll wait
Just a little bit more,
Just a little bit longer
'Till I shut the door
The last time I'm not looking for your life,
Just a little bit of love

Lazy gaze, you know you'll pass right by
Reveal a smile,
I know that I'll convince me to be happy for a while
I should probably draw the line by now
I should feel inclined,
Leave you behind
We all need some surprise

If you knew it's true that this song's for you
Well that wouldn't make it better
Once she knows
It seems it's harder yet to get her

So I'll wait
Just a little bit more
Just a little bit longer
'Till I shut the door
The last time I'm not looking for your life,
Just a little bit of love

You can't ignore
[The butterflies]
If you're unsure
[There's no point in fighting fate]

Oh, wait
Just a little bit more
Just a little bit longer
'Till I shut the door
The last time I'm not looking for your life,
Just a little bit of love

I'm not looking for your life,
Just a little bit of love
A little bit of love.


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    Love this song.

    theresdividnglineson March 14, 2010   Link

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