I'll dive deep, I have fallen all the way
Happily there's no escape
Surrender to your heart

Giving in to all of this
Fascinated by your kiss
I'm floating in your arms

Take your time, just unwind
Ooh, I want to breathe you in
A little while to ease your mind
You're the world I'm living in

Precious time with you
Diving in the blue
We are riding on the waves
These are loving days
Loving days with you

Fantasy, feel it rushing over me
Nowhere else I want to be
My love is by my side

For a moment you and me
Holding on to ecstasy
Give us all day and night

Take your time, just unwind
Ooh, I want to breathe you in
A little while to ease your mind
You're the world I'm living in

Precious time with you
Diving in the blue
We are riding on the waves
These are loving days
Loving days with you

Precious time with you
Diving in the blue
We are riding on the waves
These are loving days
Loving days with you

These are loving days with you

Precious time with you
Diving in the blue
We are riding on the waves
These are loving days
Loving days with you

Precious time with you
Diving in the blue
We are riding on the waves
These are loving days
Loving days with you


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