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Back Together


When she lays for bed it is you who runs through her head Even though the two of you have been apart for so long she doesn’t know how not to hold on She longs for your smile and for your touch who’s she gonna talk to about how her day was so tough You were her rock, her crescent stone, you were the key and she was the lock She closes her eyes and dream dreams of you She dream dreams of love, dreams of passion and pleasure She dream dreams of you and her, back together
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