I know it's not a game to play
Your eyes they show no fear
I burn inside and cannot wait to be
The man that feels your body close
Is here to set you free
To hold you near and satisfy your needs

You shiver as I touch your neck
And slowly close your eyes
I can't resist you even if I try
We both surrender to the touch
As we lay there side by side
And everything around us disappears

If you believe in love tonight
I'm gonna show you one more time
If you believe then let it out
No need to worry there's no doubt
If you believe, if you believe
If you believe, then let it out

As you run your fingers through my hair
Your lips come close to mine
The tension becomes more than I can bear
Then you wrap your arms around me
And I feel your every move
This feeling could now lead us anywhere
Now we leave the world behind us
This moment we both share
Just you and me, that's how it's meant to be
I never wanted you so much
I feel your every breath
As you gently whisper in my ear

If you believe in love tonight
I'm gonna show you one more time
If you believe then let it out
No need to worry there's no doubt
If you believe, if you believe
If you believe, then let it out
If you believe, if you believe
If you believe, then there's no doubt

If you believe in love tonight

If you believe in love tonight
I'm gonna show you one more time (show you one more time)
If you believe then let it out
No need to worry there's no doubt
If you believe, if you believe
Oh no, you gotta let it out baby

You gotta let it out baby


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If You Believe Lyrics as written by Peter Boydsmith Michael Kersting

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    "Just you and me, that's how it's meant to be."

    Sweetest_Thingon November 12, 2008   Link

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