I Feel You [Multimedia Track]

Depeche Mode

I feel you, your sun it shines
I feel you, within my mind
You take me there
You take me where the kingdom comes
You take me to and lead me through Babylon

This is the morning of our love
It's just the dawning of our love

I feel you, your heart it sings
I feel you, the joy it brings
Where heaven waits, there's golden gates and back again
You take me to and lead me through oblivion

This is the morning of our love
It's just the dawning of our love

I feel you, your precious soul
And I am whole
I feel you, your rising sun (my kingdom comes)
My kingdom comes

I feel you, each move you make
I feel you, each breath you take
Where angels sing and spread their wings
My love's on high
You take me home to glory's throne
By and by

This is the morning of our love
It's just the dawning of our love

This is the morning of our love
It's just the dawning of our love


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