I want to take you far away, far away, far away
Only if you say you'll come
All to myself
Is how I want to have you
Can't see me with nobody else
And I don't know what to do

I see you pass my way each and every day
Could you stop just once is all I'm asking
Cause I can't seem to help myself
There's something about the way you walk
Oh I wish that we could talk
Sit and cuddle in the park
Gazing in each other's eyes
All night

I want to take you far away, far away, far away
Only if you say you'll come
All to myself
Is how I want to have you
Can't see me with nobody else
And I don't know what to do

All my friends are angry
They think I'm crazy
Cause I don't let you know
About this feeling that I have for you
Something tells me that you feel the same way too
It's only a matter of time, oooh

I want to take you far away, far away, far away
Only if you say you'll come
All to myself
Is how I want to have you
Can't see me with nobody else
And I don't know what to do

It's been a while now since I wanted to tell you but I found it hard mi couldn't find the courage and when I say you with another clinging on your arm I knew I had to get you so I couldn't keep my calm
I want you to keep me warm
Rubbing on each other
All night, all night

I want to take you far away, far away, far away
Only if you say you'll come
All to myself
Is how I want to have you
Can't see me with nobody else
And I don't know what to do

I see you pass my way each and every day
Could you stop just once is all I'm asking
Cause I can't seem to help myself
There's something about the way you walk
Oh I wish that we could talk
Even sit it and cuddle in the park
Gazing in each other's eyes
Oh night

I want to take you far away, far away, far away
Only if you say you'll come
All to myself
How I want to have you
Can't see me with nobody else
I wanna love you



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