I understand we need to have our own space
Too many days I need to talk and you are not there
When you are here your mind is always somewhere else
Calculating to satisfy yourself
I need you to feel our love

I'm busy with affection
And I'm on fire with my heart
Can't get over you (Busy with affection)
'Cause you're busy with ambition
And you're going all alone, what is wrong with you? (Busy with ambition)
I'm busy with affection
And I'm on fire with my heart
Can't get over you (Busy with affection)
'Cause you're busy with ambition
And you're going all alone, what is wrong with you? (Busy with ambition)

You're always planning for the future
When you move back maybe you will regret it
Live for the present time, for love is what you need
Don't pass it up there's not much opportunity
Let us enjoy our love

I'm busy with affection
And I'm on fire with my heart
Can't get over you (Busy with affection)
'Cause you're busy with ambition
And you're going all alone, what is wrong with you? (Busy with ambition)
I'm busy with affection
And I'm on fire with my heart
Can't get over you (Busy with affection)
'Cause you're busy with ambition
And you're going all alone, what is wrong with you? (Busy with ambition)

Busy with affection (busy with the, busy with the, busy with the)

I'm busy with affection
And I'm on fire with my heart
Can't get over you (Busy with affection)
'Cause you're busy with ambition
And you're going all alone, what is wrong with you? (Busy with ambition)
I'm busy with affection
And I'm on fire with my heart
Can't get over you (Busy with affection)
'Cause you're busy with ambition
And you're going all alone, what is wrong with you? (Busy with ambition)

Busy with affection
Busy with ambition

I'm busy with affection
And I'm on fire with my heart
Can't get over you (Busy with affection)
'Cause you're busy with ambition
And you're going all alone, what is wrong with you? (Busy with ambition)
I'm busy with affection
And I'm on fire with my heart
Can't get over you (Busy with affection)
'Cause you're busy with ambition
And you're going all alone, what is wrong with you? (Busy with ambition)


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    It's a great song, we all pass trough something like this

    feydarrenhayeson June 22, 2002   Link

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