Somebody told me I was wasting my time hanging out with you
But when you touch me I am sure it's the right thing to do
There's something keeping me warm down inside after all this time
I just don't care what it is as long as you are mine
Who needs a reason for a heartache or two
Who needs the sadness coming out of the blue
No explanation for this feeling so true
Who needs a reason when the reason is you
When people tell me 'bout the things in my life that were right for me
I turn around and shake my head 'cause they I just can't see
You are the reason I get up every day and I dream at night
About the smile upon your face and I feel alright
Who needs a reason for a heartache or two
Who needs the sadness coming out of the blue
No explanation for this feeling so true
Who needs a reason when the reason is you
And when you speak my name I wonder if this is reality
I hardly can believe that this is happening to me
There's something keeping me warm down inside after all this time
I just don't care what it is as long as you are mine
Who needs a reason for a heartache or two
Who needs the sadness coming out of the blue
No explanation for this feeling so true
Who needs a reason when the reason is you
Fragma is a German dance project originally comprising four members, active since 1996. The group achieved international fame with the single "Toca's Miracle", released in 1997. Featuring vocals by Maria Nayler, the track became a global hit, topping the UK charts and selling over 500,000 copies. Fragma continued to release music until 2003, collaborating with various international artists. Among their most notable tracks are also "Everytime You Go Away" and "The Beat Goes On".
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