One, two, three, four
I come alive, I can describe
You try to wake me in the morning
When the dark turns into light
Everywhere there's a funny feeling
When the sun is just too bright

(Hey hey hey) When I think of you
(Makes me high) Just the thought of you
(Tell me why)Takes conrtol of me,
And now every day I feel the same way

I come alive
Every time I think of you
I scream your name
I can describe
Every little thing that you do
Do you feel the same (Please tell me)

Being around you's so easy
It makes me happy in every way
When I come home in the evening
I can't wait for the next day

(Hey hey hey) When I think of you
(Makes me high) Just the thought of you
(Tell me why)Takes conrtol of me,
And now every day I feel the same way

I come alive
Every time I think of you
I scream your name
I can describe
Every little thing that you do
Do you feel the same (Please tell me)

Let me tell you what I think
Because I'm going to explode if I don't tell you
Do you feel the same I do (Help me)
Am I on my own
I come alive

I come alive
Every time I think of you
I scream your name
I can describe
Every little thing that you do
Do you feel the same (Please tell me)


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I Come Alive Lyrics as written by Paul David Wilson Andy John Watkins

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