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Quiet Infatuation


There's something about you
I don't know what it is
It's captivating, breath taking 
And impossible to miss
I can't explain that special thing
That makes my stomach scream
But every time you say my name 
My heart stops, or so it seems
You're nothing that I want
Yet you never leave my mind
See I don't think you know 
How seeing you stops time
To you I'm probably nothing
But I don't real
I like the distance because it's safe
And there's no need to be scared
Sometimes I wish I could tell you all this
But I know I never will 
So I'll just keep on dreaming, without believing
This hole in my heart will ever be filled

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