Million Dollar Diamond
Imagine I'm a blood thirsty
Hungry notorious theif
Staring at a 1 million dollar diamond
Encased in glass
Security measures up the wall
Just to make sure I can never have you
My heart is aching just to hold U
I come everyday just to visit this precious diamond
People are starting to get suspicious
I don't want to get malcious
So some friends of mines
Also expert diamond finders
Lead me to another diamond
But as I stare into the glass
My interest isn't nearly as strong
As the diamond that I saw before
I think i'm obsessed
So now let's get back to reality
I'm gonna connect the two so you will understand
To me you are a million dollar diamond
Encased in a thick glass
I could never touch
But I want you so much
No other guy measures up
I think being around you has distorted
my vision
Or maybe since I slipped
and fell for you
I am unwilling to settle 4 anything less
I guess u can call me stubborn
But can U blame me for wanting
My million dollar diamond?
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