Oh oh
Oh oh

There are times
I swear I know you're here
I forget about my fears
Feelin' you my dear

Watchin' over me
My hope sees
What the future will bring
When you wrap your wings
And take me where you are
Where you and I will be together
Once again, we'll be dancin' in the moonlight
Just like we used to do
And you'll be smilin' back at me
Only then will I be free
When I can be, where you are

And I can see your face
Your kiss I still can taste
Not a memory erased

Oh, how I see your star
Shinin' down on me
And I'd do anything
If I could just, be right there where you are

Where you and I will breathe together
Once again we'll be dancin' in the moonlight
Just like we used to do
And you'll be smilin' back at me (you'll be smilin' back at me)

Only then will I be free
Then I will be free, so take me where you are

Now baby there are times when selfishly
I wishin' that you were here with me
So I can wipe the tears from your eyes and make you see

That every night when you are dreamin'
I'm here to guard you from afar
And anytime I feel in love
I'll close my eyes and dream of where you are

Where you are

Where you and I will breathe together
Once again we'll be dancin' in the moonlight
Just like we used to do
And you'll be smilin' back at me (you'll be smilin' back at me)

Only then will I be free
Then I will be free,

Baby I still believe
Oh I gotta believe
I still believe
I will touch you that sweet day

That you take me there
Where you are (where you are)
I still believe
Whoa, I gotta believe
I still believe
I will touch you that sweet day

That you take me there
Where you are, oh where you are!
I still believe
I gotta believe
I still believe
I'll always be waiting here

That sweet day (that sweet day, yeah!)

I still believe , I still believe


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Where You Are Lyrics as written by Angelo Thomas Petraglia Marc Broussard

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    i really think it's about someone who passed away...

    beautiful song...

    babyfabyon December 08, 2009   Link
  • 0
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    i love this song and the vid... Jessica and Nick look sooo cute together. Lucky them!

    no_angelon May 17, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    i like this duet, they sound good together when they sing this

    JessieLynnon June 21, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    i think this song is a rip-off of janet's 'together again'. it's good though although the vids a bit corny.

    alice palaceon July 06, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    gag

    ADiamondStripeon July 06, 2002   Link
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    ok first of all this song is not a rip-off of janet's 'together again' cuz Jessica wrote this song about a cousin of hers who was really close to her that DIED and she wants to see him again.

    Nikki2005on July 12, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    it's a beautiful and sad song. they are perfect together.

    israeliton August 23, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    the lord wants to shoot jessica simpson in the kidneys with arrows from his quiver.

    youreaveragepersonon September 27, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    dude.. this site is for the MEANING of the song geez. i think this song is about a long distance relationship. how she wants to be where he is. it's sad. i'm in a situation like that. : (

    da_QTchickyon January 29, 2005   Link
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    Nikki2005 got it right on the money.

    It's about her dead cousin whom she was really close with

    angel_staron January 14, 2006   Link

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