[Chorus]
Take me away with you
Where we can do
All the things that we have ever wanted to
Take me away somewhere
Where we can share
This love

I close my eyes, now it's clear
Feels like I've been sleeping for a million years
'Till you came, I couldn't see
Now your kiss is breathing life back into me

Why worry about the world outside
We've got eveything we need

[Chorus]

How can I love you more
Heaven knows that you're the one I've waited for
Now you're here, no more tears
Hold my hand and baby we can disappear

I close my eyes, now it's clear
Feels like I've been sleeping for a million years
'Till you came, I couldn't see
Now your kiss is breathing life back into me

[Chorus]

I close my eyes, now it's clear
Feels like I've been sleeping for a million years
'Till you came, I couldn't see
Now your kiss is breathing life back into me

[Chorus: x2]


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