You're My Desire
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You're My Desire
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(Spoken): Darling, there's something I'd like to say
You, you are my, my one desire
You make the sky seem so much brighter
There is something i know
I can't live without you
Oh i can't live without you
Oh underneath a summer sky
All i can see, all i can see is a tear in your eye
No need of crying
You are the only boy for me
Oh every day, oh and every night, i hold you tight
And then you, you kiss me and you squeeze me
With all, with all of your might
Oh you are, you are my one desire
You make the sky seem, seem so much brighter
There is something i know
I can't live without you
Oh you are my one desire
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