I can hear her heart beat for a thousand miles
And the heavens open every time she smiles
And when I come to her that's where I belong
Yet I'm running to her like a river's song
Chorus:
She give me love, love, love, love, crazy love
She give me love, love, love, love, crazy love

She's got a fine sense of humor when I'm feeling low down
And when I come to her when the sun goes down
Take away my trouble, take away my grief
Take away my heartache, in the night like a thief

Chorus:
Yes I need her in the daytime
Yes I need her in the night
Yes I want to throw my arms around her
Kiss her hug her kiss her hug her tight

And when I'm returning from so far away
She gives me some sweet lovin' brighten up my day
Yes it makes me righteous, yes it makes me feel whole
Yes it makes me mellow down in to my soul

Chorus


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    Hey don't forget Music that Aaron Neville did a dead-on cover for the movie Phenomenom. By dead-on i mean as far as voice, the music was a little different. THe other day i heard a cover of Jackie Wilson Said (I'm in Heaven) on a country station but it was very close to the original. I commend the artist for staying respectful to Van the Man and not butchering his great work. Can anyone tell me who it was?

    johnpauljones86on May 03, 2004   Link
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    I also love this song and LOVE Van Morrison, there's also a version with Van and Ray Charles on his CD Genius Loves Company, It's a great version!

    Desi333on May 31, 2005   Link
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    I can't believe no one has posted anything about this song. It is amazing. It just one of those feel good love songs. A classic if you ask me....

    DixieGirl1852on July 13, 2002   Link
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    Ah, i agree. Classic. Although, he doesnt sound as much like himself in this song.

    anna118kon July 19, 2002   Link
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    Definitely agree... I've been very into covers of this song as well as the original... check out Cassandra Wilson, Cornell Hangovers any more? let me know!

    MusicOfSilenceon September 03, 2002   Link
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    i sing this to my little sister as a night time lullaby.

    Hindenbergon May 11, 2003   Link
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    i love this song...period

    woodcock92627on April 28, 2004   Link
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    this has to be one of my favorites, it's the way i'd like a man to feel about the way i can love. there is a really good version with van and bob dylan. my favorite

    jangaon June 24, 2004   Link
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    It's THE love song.

    Joan Armatrading said only Van Morrison had the range to cover her songs - high praise cos she didn't want anyone to cover them

    vasnmoGoon March 23, 2006   Link
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    One of the most beautiful love song i know.... Van is the best if it comes to love songs.

    HenkHon June 07, 2006   Link

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