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What you do to me


I looked into your eyes and fell right for you.

I don’t know what it is you do that makes me want you.

I just want to be in your arms all night long.

Your body feels so nice against mine. 

I just want us to have more time,

so we can do each other right even if it feels wrong.

I want us to be lifelong,

even if we can’t get along ‘cause I know deep down we belong.

Just promise me you’ll hold on.

That’s all I really want.

It’s all I truly need.

Maybe we were just meant to be.

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