She always liked it when I sang to her
She'd smile at me
And tapping her feet to the beat of the song
She'd be humming along and as I wrapped up
She'd be asking for another one

And Jane you make me feel so good
Like nobody could
And if I stumble, if I fall
You're always there to pick me up, love
Jane, my love

We started things off just as friends
Only knowing each others bitter ends
But then as I learned her inside and out
She became the one who I think about
And we'd laugh and we'd talk and we'd have a good time
And searching the back of her eyes, I'd wish she was mine

And Jane you make me feel so good
Like nobody could
And if I stumble, if I fall
You're always there to pick me up, love
Jane, my love

She told me her dream was to dance in Paris
In the pouring rain

And Jane you make me feel so good
Like nobody could
And if I stumble, if I fall
You're always there to pick me up
Jane, my love
Jane, my love
Jane, my love

And I close my eyes
And I start to fly
I don't need her
Jane's in my life
And I close my eyes
And I'm soaring high
Jane, my love
Oh Jane
Jane my love

She always liked it when I sang to her
She'd smile at me
And tapping her feet to the beat of the song
She'd be humming along and as I wrapped up
She'd be asking for another one



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