If you're gonna save the day
And you're hearin' what I say
I feel your touch, your kiss
It's not enough
And if you believe in me
Don't think my love's for free
I won't take nothin' less than a deeper love

Let me tell you, know I
I need a miracle
I need a miracle
It's more than physical
What I need to feel from you

Let me tell you, know I
I need a miracle
I need a miracle
It's more than physical
What I need to get me through

Tell me that you understand
And you'll take me as I am
You'll always be the one to give me everything
Just when I thought no-one cared
You're the answer to my prayers
You lift my spirits high
Come on and rescue me

Let me tell you, know I
I need a miracle
I need a miracle
It's more than physical
What I need to feel from you

Let me tell you, know I
I need a miracle
I need a miracle
It's more than physical
What I need to get me through

Let me tell you, know I
I need a miracle
I need a miracle
It's more than physical
What I need to get me through (x2)


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    awesome song!!

    luvhopeandfaithon April 09, 2009   Link

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