Why do you smile like that, when you look at me?
When you know I can't have you
Why do your glances seem like advances?
Is it just me? Man I think you’re going crazy

It aches in my heart
With my friends I'm always acting so cool
But I would SELL OUT
If only to be closer to you
Cause there's nothing I can do...

I can't get you out of my thoughts
Or out of my heart and I know I'm in love with you baby
Everything I do, leads me back to you
You got to know that you're driving me crazy

Look at me girl, I'm a fool, I make you smile
But I know I can't have you
And I stare at the stars, wishing you weren't so far
From my arms, not alone
But I'm sick ofbeing lonely

I try to love someone else
And everyday I try to be true
It only make me feel worse
Cause all I do is think about you
And there's nothing I can do

I can't get you out of my thoughts
Or out of my heart and I know I'm in love with you baby
Everything I do, leads me back to you
You got to know that you're driving me crazy

I can't get you out of my thoughts
Or out of my heart and I know I'm in love with you baby
Everything I do, leads me back to you
You got to know that you're driving me crazy

Ahhh...

I can't get you out of my thoughts
Or out of my heart and I know I'm in love with you baby
Everything I do, leads me back to you
You got to know that you're driving me...

I can't get you out of my thoughts, or out of my heart,
And I know I'm in love with you baby,
Everything I do, leads me back to you,
Leads me back to you, leads me back to you, leads me back to you

I can't get you out of my thoughts
Or out of my heart and I know I'm in love with you baby
Everything I do, leads me back to you

Leads me back to you... (4x)
You... (2x)


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    A song we all can relate to, to care and love someone who means so much to you, but never really know if they feel the same way you do. To know you make this person smile, but that, that's all you'll ever really get in return, and nothing more.

    Sticks_for_stoneson August 29, 2002   Link

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