Never seen a sky so blue
I've never been happy with anyone
Like I am when I'm with you, yeah
Look at the sun shining up in the sky
And I feel a little closer to heaven, baby
When I'm looking into your eyes, yeah

As long as we're together, boy
I'm sitting on top of the world
Wanna feel this way forever, boy
I'm sitting on top of the world, oh, yeah, yeah

Last night I lay in the dark
Tryin' to figure it out
Tryin' to talk to my heart, but
Now it's morning and I still don't know why
All I know is that you got me feeling so good, baby
All I know is that it feels the way that true love should
Ain't no one luckier than you and I

And as long as we're together, boy
I'm sitting on top of the world
Wanna feel this way forever, boy
I'm sitting on top of the world, oh, yeah, yeah

Everybody's got an opinion 'bout how this should be
But they don't understand it
No, no, they just can't see, yeah
That I belong with you and baby, baby
Baby, you belong with me, yeah, yeah

And as long as we're together, boy
I'm sitting on top of the world
Wanna feel this way forever, boy
I'm sitting on top of the world, yeah

And as long as we're together, boy
I'm sitting on top
Said, I'm sitting on top
I'm sitting on top of the world, yeah, yeah, yeah

Said, my baby loves me
Baby's so good to me
I know he needs me 'cause
Baby's so good to me, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

No, I've never been happy, baby
Like I am when I get next to you


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