I Love You
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I Love You
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You're like a little piece of heaven
You're lighting up an empty room
You're just a little bit of paper
But I I I
Love you
You're a smile that never fades
Even though mine sometimes do
And I know this is quite silly
But I I I
Love you
And here is something strange
I know you'll never change
You'll keep me safe from losing you
'Cause I love you-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-ooh...
You-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-ooh...
I like to talk to you whenever
Don't need a reason - I don't feel blue
You're just keeping me together-er
And I I I
Love you
Well, I know the real you will be smiling
Look at the sentimental fool
Holding a photograph like a diamond
But you know I love you
And I'm losing time
I'm running out of time
So I hope this song will do-oo-ooh
To te-e-ell you
I love you...
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