You Found Me

You Found Me
 My love, I haven’t seen you in a while
 I long for your touch, for I will be humble as a child
 While the candles burn in the night
 I will wait for you in the light
 One day we will meet as emotions runs deep
 Once I was lost, but now I can see
 High above in a beautiful blue sky
 All of my worries inside, have passed on by
 Perhaps it is meant to be
 For a beautiful woman to be next to me
 I truly adore you in the fire
 For you have rescued me, you're the only one I desire
 Who am I to ever deserve you
 You reached out to me and said hello
 Underneath all of my anxiety
 You believed in me, held me up by the sea
 You are the light and spirit that I need
 We will finally be together as one evidently
 For you have told me some dark secrets to be
 There are no words to describe the love you have given me
 Together we walk along the river
 As the reflections of the light from the water glimmer
 I want to hold you close deeply
 From all of your past troubles I want you to be free
 I want this bond to be forever
 For your skin is so delicate like a feather
 I don’t want anything to ever come in between us
 Your eyes sparkle like sappier just like your touch
 I just wanted to write you a new letter
 In a song, you have made my life better
 Deeply you have decided to give me a chance
 From my heart to yours, I want this to last
 I have finally found the one with determination
 You have always been there, for you are my inspiration
 The song you play is a wonderful melody
 All that we have shared will be a sweet memory
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