Still the One

Brian Mcknight

Funny how you stop and think
Time goes by and then you think
Nothing is ever like it was
Girl we've got a special thing
All the happiness it brings
Is more than enough

I know it's hard to believe you're still the biggest part of me
All I'm livin for

I still think about you
I still dream about you
I still want you and need you by my side
I'm still mad about you
All I ever wanted was you
You're still the one You're still the one

It's hard to breath when we're apart
You're the sunshine in my heart
I keep you here inside
You've been everything to me
You've been and always will be the apple of my eye

I know it's hard to believe you're still the biggest part of me
All I'm livin for

I still think about you
I still dream about you
I still want you and need you by my side
I'm still mad about you
All I ever wanted was you
You're still the one You're still the on

If you love me look into my eyes and say it too
I've been waiting all my life for someone just like you
Baby.after all we've been through, I'm still in love with you
And I want you to know I do, I do


I still think about you
I still dream about you
I still want you and need you by my side
I'm still mad about you
All I ever wanted was you
You're still the one You're still the on


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    this song means alot to me. it reminds me of this guy i was seeing but now we are really close friends. no matter what i still think about him. and i wish things would go back to how they use to be.every word of this song reflects how i feel.

    sammie joon April 16, 2002   Link

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