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If I Knew You


We were young, We were having fun, Outside under the sun. My first time watching you, But I didn't really go through. I then, Caught a hint of your smile. I fell, For awhile. Only if I knew you. I wonder, What life would be like with you in it. Would, It be full of joy or pain? Could, I see you by my side? I want, To feel, Your life. I have dreams, What are yours? Do you often wish you could soar? Let's escape, Let's get away, To a world, Where we could stay. Did I mention my name? I will not be ashamed. For I, Have been saved. This day was two months ago, I forgot you, I went solo. I wonder if you hear me know, Or hear my little song, I tell. Let's stop, And talk for awhile. Into each other's miles. I want to be with you. If I knew you.
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