So you want to know what you mean to me
You're my favourite song
You're my wildest dream
Like a sweet spring air
The December sun
When our days are short
And our nights are long

I write songs for you
And you can paint for me
Me and you in the garden of semi underneath the tree

But life can change, but we'll remain
Cos I love you just the same
As when I first saw your face
And heard your beautiful name

So when I need to show what you mean to me
I write it down, it doesn't come easily
I try to say the right thing, most of the time
And I want you to know, I'm so glad that you're mine

I write songs for you
And you can paint for me
Me and you in the garden of semi underneath the tree

But life can change, but we'll remain
Cos I love you just the same
As when I first saw your face
And said a beautiful name

I write songs for you
And you can paint for me
Me and you in the garden of semi underneath the tree

But life can change, but we'll remain
Cos I love you just the same
As when I first saw your face
And said your beautiful name
But life can change, but we'll remain
Cos I love you just the same
As when I first saw your face
And said your beautiful name


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