Classic love story true to his western tx roots. One of my favorites as a story, but I think there are alot of songs that are amazing not even listed on this site. I guess I should figure out how to add them, because I have about 8 REK cd's.
I can't wait for the moment to come
When that moon rises high enough
And all I have to do is reach under the stars
For you to come crashing into my arms
But then the moon would lose half its beauty
And I would be the only one to blame
Then you would choose all of your suitors but me
And I would be the one that was labeled insane
Where's your make up losing grandeur?
When I wake up, he might have her
I can tell when you are smitten
Now she's gone and I am missing
For her
As foretold in the desolate sand
Is where you'll find the desert rose
The only way to get across the wasteland
Is to ride on a Golden Chocobo
And once again I am caught in the wake of a heart wave
As the ruby crushes my head
And once again Evan's calling me a cheapskate
Mega-Elixirs to revive all the dead
Whisper, whisper in my ear, girl
Say those words I long to hear, girl
Tell me what it is you do
That makes me fall so in love
With you
When that moon rises high enough
And all I have to do is reach under the stars
For you to come crashing into my arms
But then the moon would lose half its beauty
And I would be the only one to blame
Then you would choose all of your suitors but me
And I would be the one that was labeled insane
Where's your make up losing grandeur?
When I wake up, he might have her
I can tell when you are smitten
Now she's gone and I am missing
For her
As foretold in the desolate sand
Is where you'll find the desert rose
The only way to get across the wasteland
Is to ride on a Golden Chocobo
And once again I am caught in the wake of a heart wave
As the ruby crushes my head
And once again Evan's calling me a cheapskate
Mega-Elixirs to revive all the dead
Whisper, whisper in my ear, girl
Say those words I long to hear, girl
Tell me what it is you do
That makes me fall so in love
With you
Lyrics submitted by BleedorBreathe
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