How do you explain the way
The stars just hang way up in the sky?
And how do you explain the way
Rain goes away whenever you walk by?

It's a mystery just how life can lead
To a place you've never been (a place you've never been)
You've knocked on that door
A hundred times before
When it suddenly let you in

I don't know why
I've been so blessed
To love someone like you (someone like you)
I don't know why
I must confess
I only know I do
Oh, yeah

And how do you explain the way
My world has changed right before my eyes? (right before my eyes)
And how do you explain the way
You gave me wings
When I swore I could never fly?

It's a mystery what you've done for me
I'm in a place I've never been (a place I've never been)
I've knocked on that door
A hundred times before
You've suddenly let me in

I don't know why
I've been so blessed
To love someone like you (someone like you)
I don't know why
I must confess
I only know I do

In my heart
I won't question baby
I'll just lay here
In your arms

I don't know why
I've been so blessed
To love someone like you
I don't know why
I must confess
I only know I do

I don't know why
I've been so blessed
To love someone like you (someone like you)
I don't know why
I must confess
I only know I
I do
Oh, baby
I do


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Only Know I Do Lyrics as written by Jamie Houston David Martin

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    i saw him live lastnight at a concert! soo good.

    jhandson July 14, 2006   Link

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