Staring at the clock all day I count the clouds to past the time away can't
Wait to get home to see your pretty face I thought about a thousands things
Sometimes I catch myself wondering is it really real or is it just a dream

I can't see myself without you I rather be by myself
It just so many things about you its all about you
No one else

I'm thinking back to when there was no us all I remember what a mess I was
Never thought I be the kind of man to ever settle down girl is more than just
Physical I go as far to say its spiritual its the kind of love, love that out
Last life.

You love me just for me give me just what I need more than enough to make me
Happy there's no coincidences together ever since so everyday and that's why I
Can't

I can't see myself without you I rather be by myself
It just so many things about you its all about you
No one else

Sometimes we be going through that how lovers do still were together stuck like
Crazy glue if ever thoguht that we never part I might as well give up on love
Cause it has my whole heart

I can't see myself without you I rather be by myself
It just so many things about you its all about you
No one else

I can't see myself without you I rather be by myself
It just so many things about you its all about you
No one else


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