Hold on, what's the rush, what's the rush we're not done are we
Cause I don't need to change this atmosphere we've made if
You can stay one more hour, can you stay one more hour

You know I'm gonna find a way to let you have your way with me
You know I'm gonna find a time to catch your hand and make you stay

Hold on, I'll be here when it's all done you know
Cause what's the point in chasing if I can't enjoy your face and
We can't be wrong tonight, can we be wrong tonight

You know I'm gonna find a way to let you have your way with me
You know I'm gonna find a time to catch your hand and make you stay
I don't care what clothes you wear, it's time to love and I don't care
You know I'm gonna find a way to let you have your way with me

And if I was running, you'd be the one who I would be running to
And if I was crying, you would be lining the cloud that would pull me through
And if I was scared, then I would be glad to tell you and walk away
But I am not lying, I am just trying to find my way in to you

You know I'm gonna find a way to let you have your way with me
You know I'm gonna find a time to catch your hand and make you stay
I don't care what clothes you wear, it's time to love and I don't care
You know I'm gonna find a way to let you have your way with me

If I was running
If I was crying
If I was scared
You know I'm gonna find a way to let you have your way with me


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    there are minor mistakes but here: Hold on, what's the rush, what's the rush we're not done are we Cause I don't need to change this atmosphere we've made if You can stay one more hour can you stay one more hour

    You know I'm gonna find a way to let you have your way with me You know I'm gonna find a time to catch your hand and make you stay

    Hold on, I'll be here when its all done you know Cause whats the point in chasing if I cant enjoy your face and We cant be wrong tonight, can we be wrong tonight

    You know I'm gonna find a way to let you have your way with me You know I'm gonna find a time to catch your hand and make you stay I don't care what clothes you wear, its time to love and I don't care You know I'm gonna find a way to let you have your way with me

    And if I was running you'd be the one who I would be running to And if I was crying you would be lining the cloud that would pull me through And if I was scared then I would be glad to tell you and walk away But I am not lying, I am just trying to find my way in to you

    You know I'm gonna find a way to let you have your way with me You know I'm gonna find a time to catch your hand and make you stay I don't care what clothes you wear, its time to love and I don't care You know I'm gonna find a way to let you have your way with me

    If I was running If I was crying If I was scared

    You know I'm gonna find a way to let you have your way with me

    anywho, to me it's about loving someone you really don't spend much time with and you basically saying how you want to 'find a way' to be with them and 'find a way' to get to know them ("I am just trying to find my way into you").

    sammxakcxon November 03, 2009   Link

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