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With me


It started with one look. Hazel eyes, deep with thought, met mine. Since then, I knew it was a sign. I tried to ignore it. I never thought that'd be all it took. God knows what you did, But I think I like it. I didn't mean to fall for you, But we'd look better as two. I want for the whole world to see, That you'd look so much better with me.
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