Here I am
On broken wings
Quiet thoughts
Unspoken dreams

Here I am
Alone again
I need her now
To hold my hand

She's all, she's all I ever had
She's the air I breathe, yeah
She's all, she's all I ever had

It's the way she makes me feel
It's the only thing that's real
It's the way she understands
She's my lover, she's my friend

When I look into her eyes
It's the way I feel inside
Like the man I want to be
She's all I'll ever need

So much time
So much pain (but)
There's one thing
That still remains (it's the)
The way she cared
The love we shared
And through it all
She's always been there

She's all, she's all I ever had
In a world so cold, so empty
She's all, she's all I ever had

It's the way she makes me feel
It's the only thing that's real
It's the way she understands
She's my lover, she's my friend

And when I look into her eyes
It's the way I feel inside
Like the man I want to be
She's all I'll ever need

She's all, she's all I ever had
I love to make her see
She's all, she's all I ever had

It's the way she makes me feel
It's the only thing that's real
It's the way she understands
She's my lover, she's my friend

And when I look into her eyes
It's the way I feel inside
Like the man I want to be
She's all I'll ever need

It's the way she makes me feel
It's the only thing that's real
It's the way she understands
She's my lover, she's my friend

And when I look into her eyes
It's the way I feel inside
Like the man I want to be
She's all I'll ever need
Here I am


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She's All I Ever Had Lyrics as written by Jon Secada Robi Rosa

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    This is an awesome song. I never really have a had a girl that I feel this way about but I do have a girl in mind that I know I could feel this way about. She's all I ever want, so I hope I'll never have to say "she's all I ever had". Thanks.

    b

    zipped6648on May 22, 2002   Link
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    this is for carol..love you so much..you're all i ever had,my love!

    dariofooon September 16, 2002   Link
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    Bella...the spanish version is way better.....

    Lilyg1031on December 10, 2005   Link

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