I hope that you're the one
If not, you are the prototype
We'll tiptoe to the sun
And do things I know you like

I think I'm in love again
I think I'm in love (love) again

(Today) Today must be my lucky day
Baby, you are the prototype
Do something out of the ordinary
Like catch a matinee
Baby, you are the prototype
I think I'm

I think I'm in love again
I think I'm in love (love) again

If we happen to part
Lord knows I don't want that
But hey, we can't be mad at God
We met today for a reason
I think I'm on the right track now

I think I'm in love again
I think I'm in love (love) again

(Let's go, let's go) to the movies, yeah
(And action)
Come here
Nah, come here
Uh-uh, I said, "Come here"
Come here

I think I'm in love again

Girl, right now I wanna say
I think I'm in love (love)
I wanna say (again)
I wanna say stank you (stank you) very much (very much)
For picking me up and bringing me back to this world
I think I'm in love again
I can't, I'm not
I can't afford to not record
I think I'm in love again
I think I wanna say
I think I wanna say, stank you
I think I'm in love (stank you, smelly much) again
For pickin' me up, pickin' me up out to this world
Stank you (ay, ay, John) very much
Are we recording our ad libs?
I think I'm in love (really?)
(Love) again
Were we recording just then?
Let me hear that (stank you), the first one I first
(Very much)

I think I'm in love again
Stank you very much
I think I'm in love


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    i think i'm in looooooooooooooooooove again

    PinkFloydrulezon March 06, 2005   Link

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