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You.


All I would take with me is you. 

Your warmth, your touch 

Could indefinitely suffice as my crutch

Your hazel eyes, your smile

It can render me immobile  

All the material things in the universe 

All the money in a purse 

They've got nothing on you 

That's why I'd only take you

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