Love It Old-Fashioned
I wanna catch that old school
drift
Before the twerk was born and
the sex was swift
I want that stones on rooftops,
slow dance to the jukebox
Give me love letters and
romance
Show me how it was before the
lapdance
I want to share a love that
breathes
Like gentle winds to guide our
wings
Our love maneuvers sun swept
skies
When waves incline with vicious
tides and nature glares with livid
eyes
I'll share with you my place to
hide
We'll stand as one through
bitter frost
When joys are lost
I'll be your smile
I wait for you to come my way
Your parted lips pronounce my
name
Let dreams place me within
your reach, though crippled
hope may not seem keen,
keep savage faith in search for
me
And when your longing makes
you weak
I'll share with you the strength
in me
I want the man who came
because I'm worthy
Not the guy who waits to tell his
friends he had me
I want to love like nothing else
matters
I want to love no one else
matters
I want a love where I let
somebody own me
I want love to love me so much
that it yearns for me
I want love, real love
To find me.
(c) Tshego Khumalo
Copyright © Tshego Khumalo | Year Posted 2014
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