So long, I've been looking too hard
I've been waiting too long
Sometimes I don't know what I will find
I only know it's a matter of time

When you love someone
When you love someone
It feels so right, so warm and true
I need to know if you feel it too
Maybe I'm wrong
Won't you tell me if I'm coming on too strong?
This heart of mine has been hurt before
This time I want to be sure

I've been waiting for a girl like you to come into my life
I've been waiting for a girl like you, you're a love that will survive
I've been waiting for someone new to make me feel alive
Yeah, waiting for a girl like you to come into my life

You're so good
When we make love it's understood
It's more than a touch or a word we'd say
Only in dreams could it be this way

When you love someone
Yeah, I really love someone
Now, I know it's right
From the moment I wake up 'til deep in the night
There's nowhere on earth that I'd rather be than holding you tenderly

I've been waiting for a girl like you to come into my life
I've been waiting for a girl like you, you're a love that will survive
I've been waiting for someone new to make me feel alive
Yeah, waiting for a girl like you to come into my life

I've been waiting, waiting for you, ooh
Ooh, I've been waiting
(Waiting) I've been waiting, yeah
(I've been waiting for a girl like you, I've been waiting)
Won't you come into my life?
Ah


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    I love this song especialy the first two parts "So long... I've been looking too hard I've been waiting too long Sometimes I don't know what I will find I only know it's a matter of time

    When you love someone When you love someone It feels so right so warm and true I need to know if you feel it too Maybe I'm wrong... Won't you tell me if I'm coming on too strong This heart of mine has been hurt before This time I wanna be sure "

    It really reminds me of me 'cause amost every girl that I've asked out has turned me down, but there's this one girl, she's different, were really good friends but I really love her and she dosen't know yet but when I tell her she'll either accept or graciosly decline, like once I asked this this girl out and she said "Heck NO! fagot!"

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