This Is The Right Time
This is, This is, This is the right time...
This is the right time, to fall in love
This is the right time, I can't get enough
This is the right time, to fall in love
Together forever, we're high on love
Come and take my hand
Move your body closer
I'll do anything you want me to
Rising ecstasy, you're all ever wanted
You are like a miracle to me.
Everytime I look at you
I'm not what you want me to
You are really one of a kind
I always have to think of you
What am I supposed to do
You are always on my mind..
This is the right time, to fall in love
This is the right time, I can't get enough
This is the right time, to fall in love
Together forever, we're high on love
Come into my life
Cause you are the only
I got so much love, here to show you
Hold my body tight
Please don't let me go
You're the one to make me feel so real
Everytime I look at you
I'm not what you want me to
You are really one of a kind
I always have to think of you
What am I supposed to do
You are always on my mind..
This is the right time, to fall in love
This is the right time, I can't get enough
This is the right time, to fall in love
Together forever, we're high on love(repeat)
This is the right time
You're always on my mind(repeat to end)


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