I'm the only man who ever really thought that I had qualified
From the corners of your mind you would care for another guy

Now I'm lookin at you straight in the eye
I know it feels good and I know you should try me

But every chance you get you just hesitate
Is there something in my look that you really hate

Open me up I feel real glad
You can take all I have
Maybe, maybe don't you think it's time ?

This could be my moment, somethin' more than weather
Don't you wanna try it (maybe, maybe)
This could be my moment, somethin' more than weather
Don't you wanna try it

I'll open up my mind, I swear I'd let you in
There's nothin that you couldn't beg steal or have
I'm lookin at you straight in the eye
I know it feels good and I know ya'll high
Maybe, maybe don't you think it's time ?

This could be my moment, somethin' more than weather
Don't you wanna try it (maybe, maybe)
This could be my moment, somethin' more than weather
Don't you wanna try it

There's only one
There's only one
There's one life one chance, come on let's hit the floor

This could be my moment (come on now!), somethin more than weather
Don't you wanna try it
Somethin' more than everyday, a chance to walk and break away
Don't you wanna try it

Come on and wipe those tears away from your eyes
This could be my last chance
There'll be no better night
Gotta go sacrafice (this could be my my last chance)
This could be my my last chance
Oh, better, better, better, better
There'll be no better time, yeah
There'll be no better day, yeah


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