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Throughout the course of your life
Many things are undiscovered
Finding real love in a woman made for you
So, look at me but not with your eyes
Touch me with more than your hands
Imagine the two, my darling, me and you
In the meadows of some distant land
Imagine, my love, I know that you can
Listen to my song, this melody of love
It's a sound of wonder and beauty
My heart beats the rhythm and it's just for you, for you
When you're all mine, yes, I know, we'll move as one
Our bodies keep time, together they grow
Making passionate love, destiny found
I'm feeling your body and I'm loving the sound
Of you saying you love me, in me you discover
I'm always your friend and eternally your lover
Listen to my song, this melody of love
Now that you're mine, the love of my life
I am your woman, your lover, your wife, sent from above
Why don't you listen to my song, this melody of love?
We're making passionate love, destiny found
I'm feeling your body and I'm loving the sound
Listen to my song, this melody of love
It's a sound of wonder and beauty
My heart beats the rhythm just for you
Say that you love me, the words I long to hear
And in me you discover
I'm always your friend and eternally your lover
Listen to my song, this melody of love
Now that you're mine, the love of my life
I am your woman, your lover, your wife sent from above
Can't believe it's true, baby, close your eyes
Why don't you listen to my song, this melody of love?
It's a sound of wonder and beauty
My heart beats the rhythm, just for you
Listen to my song, this melody of love
You know this melody's playing just for you, just for you
Listen
Throughout the course of your life
Part of these releases
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- Track 5 on Precious
- 4 Finding My Way Back To You
- 6 As If We Never Met
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