Where you are that's where I want to be
And through your eyes all the things I want to see
And in the night you are my dream
You're everything to me

You're the love of my life
And the breath in my prayers
Take my hand lead me there
What I need is you here

I can't forget the taste of your mouth
From your lips the heavens pour out
I can't forget when we are one
With you alone I am free

Everyday every night, you alone
You're the love of my life
Everyday, every night, you alone,
You're the love of my life

We go dancing in the moonlight
With the starlight in your eyes
We go dancing 'till the sunrise
You and me we're gonna dance, dance, dance


Lyrics submitted by blueied14, edited by Mellow_Harsher

Love of My Life Lyrics as written by Carlos Santana David John Matthews

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    i can't believe only 5 people have posted here so far. this song is gorgeous. two musical geniouses, santana and dave, are paired together to create this beautiful song. the meaning is self explanitory, and the lyrics aren't very complex. it's a classic love song, and the real purpose of the song is for the listener to absorb dave's hynotizing voice complimenting santana's strings. this song makes me want to fall in love again. it is so powerful.

    westcoastbreezeon March 19, 2005   Link

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