["Made In Heaven" soundtrack]
I've been missing you and
I don't know what there is for me to do,
But hope and wish and pray
Love will find it's way from me to you one day
And I would stay inside your world forever more
There's no place to hide. I could never run,
From what I feel inside.
Seems all I have is you, and I want to make
You love me deep and true.
And if you do, I want to learn to be a part of you
When there's no one to believe in
My fantasies run wild.
I make it easy on myself.
I just dream of how the world would be
If there were only you and me and no one else.
I could easily believe in love 'cause
You would never let me down.
You bring such happiness to me
And to prove how true my love would be,
I'd hold you very high, for the world to see.
I'll be missing you,
And I don't know what there is for me to do,
But I'll remember you.
It seems I'm in the world alone with only you.
For me to love, and to be loved
There's only you
There is only you
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