Classic love story true to his western tx roots. One of my favorites as a story, but I think there are alot of songs that are amazing not even listed on this site. I guess I should figure out how to add them, because I have about 8 REK cd's.
What a wonder it is to see you
What a wonder it is to feel you
I found your hide out in the rubble
Where you can cry out
When you're in trouble
Now I want to be in your hide and seek
Now I want to make children
Do I scare you or make you frightened?
Don't you dare move
The ropes will tighten
Is it over (over)?
Does it hurt you (hurt you)?
All I wanted was (wanted was) to divert you
Now I want to be in your hide and seek
Now I want to make love to, love to, love to
Love to you
You're the glacier
I'm a bonfire
You're the treasure
That I desire
You're the ruby over diamonds
Shy and moody
You're a wonder, wonder
What a wonder it is to feel you
I found your hide out in the rubble
Where you can cry out
When you're in trouble
Now I want to be in your hide and seek
Now I want to make children
Do I scare you or make you frightened?
Don't you dare move
The ropes will tighten
Is it over (over)?
Does it hurt you (hurt you)?
All I wanted was (wanted was) to divert you
Now I want to be in your hide and seek
Now I want to make love to, love to, love to
Love to you
You're the glacier
I'm a bonfire
You're the treasure
That I desire
You're the ruby over diamonds
Shy and moody
You're a wonder, wonder
Lyrics submitted by pantsuit
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