I want to meet up with you and show you what I'm thinking
I'll take you anywhere that you want to go
I'm sitting here bored and lonely and you'll know
That anytime your free to show me how you feel
I'll take it anywhere that you want to go
Anywhere that you want to go

I'd make it right if you want it
I want it back more than you know
I crossed the line do you want it
I want you back

And I'm waiting for you to get that feeling once again
Reunited in the end
And I've been waiting for you
To capture my imagination
Cause I've been fooled by the illusions in my head
In my head

Now I realize I never had it so good
It took me anywhere I wanted to go
Now I'm sitting here dreaming of the days
When anytime I wanted I could show you how I feel
I can't go anywhere that I want to go
Anywhere that I want to go

I'd make it right if you want it
I want it back more than you know
I crossed the line do you want it
I want you back

And I'm waiting for you to get that feeling once again
Reunited in the end
And I've been waiting for you
To capture my imagination
Cause I've been fooled by the illusions in my head
In my head

I'll take it anywhere
I'll take it anywhere
I'll take it anywhere
I'll take you anywhere you want to go

I'd make it right if you want
I want it back more than you know
I crossed the line do you want it
I want you back

I'm waiting for you
To get that feeling once again
Reunited in the end
I've been waiting for you
To capture my imagination
Cause I've been fooled by the illusions in my head
And I've been fooled by the illusions in my head
And I've been fooled by the illusions in my head


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Waiting Lyrics as written by Dennis Brown

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    Such a good song!! the line that hit me was

    "cause I've been fooled by the illusions in my head In my head "

    illusions of them being together and the allusions seem so real that he acts on them and finds out that they are not real, and he is never able to do that. Its only a dream....

    sonicemeraldon February 16, 2006   Link

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