She's a soulful, flower in the garden
She's bobbin' in the sunlight, and flirtin' with her eye's
The way she walks by, I see a wave of color
Moving like an angel, trailin' butterflies

Give me water, give me inspiration
I want to speak now, but I can't find a word
So unforgiving, is my infatuation
Now that I know, she walks upon the earth
She walks this earth
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)

I am restless, burin' with desire
And every other heartbeat, I beat just for her
I see her smilin', full as my emotion
This is no illusion, but how can I be heard?

Give me water, give me inspiration
I want to speak now, but I can't find a word
So unforgiving, is this infatuation
Now that I know, she walks upon the earth
She walks this earth
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)

She walks this earth

Give me water, give me inspiration
I need to hold her, like no one else before
So unforgiving, is my infatuation
Now that I know, she walks upon the earth
She walks this earth
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)

She walks this earth

She walks this earth

I need to hold her, like no one else before




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She Walks This Earth (Soberana Rosa) Lyrics as written by Vitor Martins Brenda Russell

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    It’s intriguing at times to notice what a good songwriter selects when he or she has the opportunity to sing someone else’s composition. It’s also interesting to see in this song, as in Sting’s “Be Still My Beating Heart”, infatuation is acting up again and as in “I Burn For You”, the man is on fire with passion.

    In this story, news that this lady is alive has rendered the man tongue-tied with infatuation.

    sillybunnyon July 19, 2006   Link

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