There's something that I want to say
But words sometimes get in the way
I just want to show
My feelings for you
There's nothing that I'd rather do
Than spend ev'ry moment with you
I guess you should know
I love you so

You are my lady
You're ev'rything I need and more
You are my lady
You're all I'm living for

There's no way that I can resist
Your precious kiss
Girl, you've got me
So hypnotized
Just say that you'll stay with me
Cause our love was meant to be
I promise to love you
More each day

You are my lady, my love
You're ev'rything I need and more
You are my lady
You're all I'm living for

You are my lady, my love
You're ev'rything I need and more
You are my lady
You're all I'm living for

I love your shine, shine, shine
Let's make it last until the end of time

You are my lady, my love
You're ev'rything I need and more
You are my lady
You're all I'm living for

You are my lady, my love
You're ev'rything I need
You are my lady
You're all I'm living for

Ooh I done tell the world
(You are my lady)
That you're my girl
(Ev'rything I need and more)
Sweeter than the day, they day, the day before
(You are my lady)
Ooh, you're all I'm living for

I love the way you move girl
(You are my lady)
I love you so, yeah
(Ev'rything I need and more)
Come on let me love you, baby baby yeah
(You are my lady)


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    great song

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