Take this man who comes to you, take me to your side
I throw away my soulless days, I need you in my life
In the doorway of my heart the presence of you shines
So put your face to my window trust what you see inside

What are these hands for if I can't bring you fallen rain?
What are these eyes for if I can't see the moon watch over you?
What are these arms for if I can't hold you through the night?
What does this heart beat for if I can't lay by your side?
You must know I was made for you, yeah

I'll meet you by the wisdom tree and I'll hold you so close
Come on out of the wilderness let love free you from your ghosts

What are these hands for if I can't bring you fallen rain?
What are these eyes for if I can't see the moon watch over you?
What are these arms for if I can't hold you through the night?
What does this heart beat for if I can't lay by your side?
You must know I was made for you, yeah

We'll walk upon the hill so high above the city
And count the rooftops down below
Lay on the grass, dream out loud
Catch runaway chains, dance in the rain

Someday you'll take my name
Kneel down in the moonlight, let your hair fall down around
Blow out all your candles tonight and I believe you will see
I was made for you

What are these hands for

What are these arms for if I can't hold you through the night?
What does this heart beat for if I can't lay by your side?
You must know I was made for you

Don't bring your fallen rain



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I Was Made for You Lyrics as written by Johan Henrik Peter Becker Carol Anne Good

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