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Levi: if I was stranded I'd only need you


we met through a door,

when I saw you my jaw hit the floor.

Walking in gym class or a soothing hug at the end of the day

You always make me laugh and put my worries to bay

From your bright red hair to the goofy way you dance

It doesn't matter if we're on an island or in France

With you by my side, I know I can reach my dreams thay fly so high.

But that doesn't matter, no, if I reach them or not

I'd give it all, my job, my home, my life, if I could get to call you mine.

When time passes I hope we don't dwell on times we fought

But cherish the times we laughed and went fishing

It doesn't matter if we make it or not because I know we'll be together when the time comes.

God must have kown the world needed something special when he made you.

If I was stranded I would just want you and the chance to say "I love you".

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