You took a pretty picture
And you smashed it into bits
Sank me into blackness
And you sealed it with a kiss

If only I could let you go
Why do I need you so

It's amazing what a boy can do
I cannot stop myself
Wish I didn't want you like I do
Want you and no one else

You took a poison arrow
And you aimed it at my heart
It's heavy and it's bitter
And it's tearing me apart

If only I could set you free
You worked your way inside of me

It's amazing what a boy can do
I cannot stop myself
Wish I didn't want you like I do
Want you and no one else

It's amazing what a boy can say
I cannot stop myself
Seems I love you more than yesterday
Love you and no one else

Oh, it's amazing

It's amazing what a boy can do
I cannot stop myself
Wish I didn't want you like I do
Want you and no one else

It's amazing what a boy can say
I cannot stop myself
Seems I love you more than yesterday
Love you and no one else

It's amazing
Oh, it's amazing

I cannot stop myself
Wish I didn't
Love you and no one else


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Amazing Lyrics as written by Madonna Ciccone William Orbit

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    Again, in Amazing-Madonna Cries with Emotion and Sadness. It's a shame that her second marriage didn't last-maybe this is why Madonna is haunted and saddened about love! To me, Madge's ultimate saving grace is her empathy for the character she portrays in her songs and Amazing-a hot-blooded guitar rocker-is no exception to the Ciccone rule. In the end Amazing is a benediction and an amen to all of her fans who love this special Lady Evita Detroit Rocker. Madonna is Amazing because she still believes in Art, Music and Love!!!!!

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