Settling In
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Settling In
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There was a day when i would shiver
Just to talk to you
How i would sweat and i would quiver
At only the thought of you
But now it seems just like my dreams
I got quite a lot of you
And i believe i'm settling in
Ooh yeah, settling in
There was a time when i would hesitate
To plant a kiss
But now i smile as i contemplate
Your ready lips
It's been a while since you put an end
To my restlessness
And i believe i'm settling in
I know my friends never believed
Someone would reel me in
But in the end you were the one
Who sealed me in
And now my loneliness is what i'll never
Never feel again
Yes, i believe i'm settling in, oh
I believe i'm settling in, oh yes, i am, oh
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