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Tell Me Again


Tell me again that you love me, But mean it. Don’t just say it because I did, Or because you think it’s what I want to hear. If you tell me you love me, Make sure you really feel it, And aren’t just spitting out words. I want to know it’s your feelings, Your real feelings. I want to know you really care, And would really do everything you said you would. I want to know you’re really there for me, And aren’t just going to let me fall, When something better comes around. I don’t know how long this’ll last, And I’m certainly not expecting forever, (Though that would be great,) But while we’re still in it, I want to know that you really mean it, When you tell me that you love me.
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