I have a smile
Stretched from ear to ear
To see you walking down the road

We meet at the lights
I stare for a while
The world around us disappears

It's just you and me
On my island of hope
A breath between us could be miles

Let me surround you
My sea to your shore
Let me be the calm you seek

Oh, and every time I'm close to you
There's too much I can't say
And you just walk away

And I forgot to tell you I love you
And the night's too long
And cold here without you
I grieve in my condition
For I cannot find the words to say, "I need you so"

Oh, and every time I'm close to you
There's too much I can't say
And you just walk away

And I forgot to tell you
I love you
And the night's too long
And cold here without you
I grieve in my condition
For I cannot find the words to say, "I need you so"


Lyrics submitted by kevin

I Love You Lyrics as written by Sarah Ann Mclachlan

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    ::cries like an emo girl::

    ozmachicaon June 20, 2002   Link

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