I've kissed the moon a million times
Danced with angels in the sky
I've seen snowfall in the summertime
Felt the healing of the powers above

I've seen the world from the highest mountain
Tasted love from the purest fountain
I've seen lips that spark desire
Felt the butterflies a hundred times

I've even seen miracles
I've felt the pain disappear
But still haven't seen anything
That amazes me quite like you do

You bring me up when I'm feeling down
You touch me deep you me right
You do the things I've never done
You make me wicked you make me wild
'Cause baby, you're my number one

Naveguei ventos de emoções
Eu vi a lua se entregar ao mar
Toquei mistérios no amanhecer
Entre os anjos e você
Já vi tudo acontecer
Milagres tornados reais
Mas nunca eu vi nada assim
Quando os teus olhos olham pra mim

You bring me up when I'm feeling down
You touch me deep you touch me right
You do the things I've never done
You make me wicked, you make me wild
'Cause baby, you're my number one

You bring me up when I'm feeling down
You touch me deep you touch me right
You do the things I've never done
You make me wicked, you make me wild

You bring me up when I'm feeling down
You touch me deep, you touch me right
You do the things I've never done (never, never)
You make me wicked, you make me wild (you make me wild)
'Cause baby, you're my number one


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