Saw you across the room
Felt somethin' stir inside my soul
Knew I'd never be the same
Now that love had taken hold
Then when you touched me
There was no doubt
You understood what my heart was all about

And the rest is history
The story of you and me
For all eternity
The record will show
We'll fill up the pages
Romance for the ages
There for the world to see
The rest is history

Before we spoke a word
My heart told me you were the one
When you pressed your hand to mine
I knew my life had just begun
Like some old movie
Music filled the night
Lost held each other tight

And the rest is history
The story of you and me
For all eternity
The record will show
We'll fill up the pages
Romance for the ages
There for the world to see
The rest is history

And the rest is history
The story of you and me
For all eternity
The record will show
We'll fill up the pages
Romance for the ages
There for the world to see
The rest is history

History
The rest is history
The rest is history


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