Because I love You
Because I Love You, I forget that I'm supposed to acknowledge your exsistence
I forget that I'm supposed to love you
I forget that I'm supposed to respect you
I forget that I'm supposed to speak in a language that woman can understand
I forget that I'm supposed to keep my hands to myself
I forget that I'm supposed to be nice to you
You understand? Don't you?
Because I Love You, I remembered that I'm supposed to cherish every moment with you
I remembered that I'm supposed to love you with every form of my being
I remembered that I'm supposed to communicate and understand
I remembered that I'm supposed to make you laugh constantly
I remembered that I'm supposed to let you be your own person.
I remembered that I'm supposed to touch you as gentle as love can portray
You understand? Don't you?
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