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What am I supposed to do, When I want to be laid up with you? Laying in my bed, My head rests on your chest; Your arm sits on my waist. This is my perfect place. Right now you're so far, I didn't get a good night kiss You kept me waiting for so long, Where can I find some bliss? I know I shouldn't expect it, But I wander for your affection. The physical distance seems longer; I stressed about it all night. You don't answer, You don't let me know you're alright My desire seems stronger than yours, You leaving me is something I can't afford.
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