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I Love You


I love you, how many times do I have to say it,

Does it mean anthing to you these 3 simple, soothng, moving words

I love you, this is no joke, I hope you know that there is some way you can

understand me,

You see,

Everyday I think about the great times we share

Do you remember the time we went to the fair to share

our love and compssion of our friendship, at that point I looked into

those glooming, warming eyes and I knew you were the one as God as my

witness you were the one who I will grow old with and spend the rest of my life

with you,

Loveing you to me is not wrong, it's like a song with full of long, strong melodies with

a voice who has no choice but to seek love through words of beauty,

So in spirit and in vain, I love you

 

 

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