What's it gonna be 'cause I can't pretend?
Will we ever be more than friends?
Hold me tight and don't let go, don't let go
Have a right to loose control, don't let go

I often tell myself that we could be more than just friends
I know you think that if we move to soon it would only end
I live in misery when you're not around
And I won't be satisfied till we're taking those vows

There'll be some lovemaking
Heartbreaking, soul shaking
There'll be some lovemaking
Heartbreaking, soul shaking

What's it gonna be 'cause I can't pretend?
Will we ever be more than friends?
Hold me tight and don't let go, don't let go
Have the right to loose control, don't let go

Running in and out my life has got me so confused
You gotta make the sacrifice, somebody's got to choose
And we can make it if we try for the sake of you and I
Together we can make it right

What's it gonna be 'cause I can't pretend?
Will we ever be more than friends?
Hold me tight and don't let go, don't let go
Have a right to loose control, don't let go

Have a right to loose control, don't let go
Have a right to loose control, don't let go




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    I like how deepfield sings about relationships that could be. This song is about a guy how wants more with a girl than just friends. I can relate to this song in so many ways

    boost02on January 25, 2008   Link

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