You kiss me awake in the mornin'
Now what a way to start the day
With love notes that you leave me
Written in your own special way

You call me up for nothin'
I hear your voice on the line
We start talkin' 'bout lovin'
You get to me everytime

It's those little things you do that make me love you so
Little things that only you and I could ever know
You don't have to lay the whole wide world here at my feel, oh no
It's those little things you do that mean the most to me

Lyin' in the bed beside you
Touchin' in the middle of the night
No you don't have to do any talkin'
To tell me everything is all right

It's those little things you do that make me love you so
Little things that only you and I will ever know
You don't have to lay the whole wide world here at my feel, oh no
It's those little things you do that mean the most to me

It's those little things you do that mean the most to me


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