It's just like heaven
Being here with you
You're like an angel
Too good to be true
But after all I love you I do
Angel baby, my angel baby
When you are near me
My heart skips a beat
I can hardly stand on
My own two feet
Because I love you I love you I do
Angel baby, my angel baby
Ooh I love you, ooh I do
No one could love you like I do
Oh
Oh Oh Oh
Please never leave me
Blue and alone
If you ever go
I'm sure you'll come back home
Because I love you I love you I do
Angel baby, my angel baby
Ooh I love you, ooh I do
No one can love you like I do
Oh
Oh Oh Oh


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Angel Baby Lyrics as written by Rosalie Hamlin

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    I love this song.

    Jennynesson August 19, 2002   Link
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    GREATEST song ever in my book!!

    RuFiO gIrL2003on June 12, 2003   Link
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    This song is awesome! I try telling my bf all the time that although many other girls like him ALOT, NO1 could EVER love him as much as I do!!!

    craZnLoVeon November 17, 2004   Link

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