[Chorus:]
I Love You
Oww Oww Ooh Ohh Ooh Ohh
Oww Oww Ooh Ohh Ooh Ohh
I Love You
Oww Oww Ooh Ohh Ooh Ohh
Oww Oww Ooh Ohh Ooh Ohh

[Verse 1:]
Ain't no need to worry baby
Coz I still love you boo
Your the only one for me
No other kisses would do
You cant go away no
Coz I got alot of lovin
I owe you stay with me
I'll show you my lovin

[Chorus:]
I Love You
Oww Oww Ooh Ohh Ooh Ohh
Oww Oww Ooh Ohh Ooh Ohh
I Love You
Oww Oww Ooh Ohh Ooh Ohh
Oww Oww Ooh Ohh Ooh Ohh

[Verse 2:]
I know I been spendin
Alot of time away from home
I been busy now I'm free
Here to please ya
We were apart but thats the
Got my hearts missin piece
Put it together and you'll find love
It ain't worth it breakin up
Breakin up

[Chorus:]
I Love You
Oww Oww Ooh Ohh Ooh Ohh
Oww Oww Ooh Ohh Ooh Ohh
I Love You
Oww Oww Ooh Ohh Ooh Ohh
Oww Oww Ooh Ohh Ooh Ohh

[Bridge:]
Your the only one for me
There ain't no one else I need
I Will give my love to thee
Together we'll be for eternity
Imma show I'll never leave
My love is far too deep
Without you I couldn't breathe
Together we'll be for eternity

[Chorus: Till Fade]



Lyrics submitted by Jessica Buckner

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