can I ask you something amanda, as I am calling you today? do you miss me the same way that I miss you when I'm so far away? I wanted to write you this song, and say I won't be gone so long. I hope that you're not happier without me, cause you and me, I think we're meant to be, but I don't want to cause no harm. can I steal a kiss, can I steal one twice today? I don't want you to do anything you don't want to do I just want to be in your arms. don't you understand, I want to hold your hand. I'll take you to the prom, if only I could dance. if my car wasn't broke down, I'd take you for a ride, I'd swim across lake michigan if you were on the other side.








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    Is vhis song REALLYby Anti,Freeze?-

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