I've got nothing material
My dreams are just ethereal
Who knows if they'll come true?
What can I do?
What can I do?

Five days since I've seen your face
I'm pent up here in this lonely place
And I'm writing this song for you
And I'll sit here 'til it's through
It's all I can do

So maybe you'll understand

That you got through my armor
And now you're under my skin
Close to my heart
If you push any harder
I just might fall

I've got this image of you
Planted deeply in my mind
It's what I turn to
When it's getting hard to find my way around
And the world is upside down
You coming through to me
Oh, you don't know what you do to me

And I need you to know
That you got through my armor
Now you're under my skin
Close to my heart
If you push any harder
I might fall
Fall in love
There's a canyon between us
And we're right at the edge
Way at the top
If you come any closer
We might fall
In love

Come a little closer
Come a little closer, baby
Come a little closer
Just a little closer
We might fall

'Cause you got through my armor
And you're under my skin
Close to my heart
Ohh
If you push any harder
We might fall
In love


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    David emailed me with the corrections and they've been fixed

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