You need a friend
I'll be around
Don't let this end
Before I see you again
What can I say to convince you To change your mind
For me?
I'm going to love you more then anyone
I'm going to hold you closer then before
And when I kiss your soul, your body'll be free
I'll be free for you anytime
I'm going to love you more than anyone
Look in my eyes, what do you see?
Not just the color
Look inside of me

Tell me all you need and I will try
I will try
I'm going to love you more than anyone
I'm going to hold you closer than before
And when I kiss your soul, your body'll be free
I'll be free for you anytime
I'm going to love you more than anyone
Free for you, whenever you need
We'll be free together, baby
Free together, baby

I'm going to love you more than anyone
I'm going to hold you closer than before
And when I kiss your soul, your body'll be free
I'll be free for you anytime
I'm going to love you more than anyone
I'm going to love you more than anyone


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More Than Anyone Lyrics as written by Gavin Degraw

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    this song is absolutely perfect--- the stripped version is even more incredible- this will be my wedding song too--- i love it and if you havent heard the stripped version i suggest you do so-- it almost creates tears

    DMBandGUSTERon May 31, 2006   Link

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