I Love You Always Forever
Donna Lewis
Feels like I'm standing in a timeless dream Of light mists, of pale amber rose Feels like I'm lost in a deep cloud of heavenly scent Touching, discovering you (Verse 2) Those days of warm rain come rushing back to me Miles of windless summer nights Secret moments shared within the heat of the afternoon Out of the stilness, soft spoken words (Say it, say it again) (Chorus) I love you always forever Near or far, closer together Everywhere I will be with you Everything I will do for you (Chorus) You've got the most unbelievable blue eyes I've ever seen You've got me almost melting away As we lay there Under a blue sky with pure white stars Exotic sweetness, a magical time (Say it, say it again) (Chorus 2x) (Bridge) Say you'll love and love me forever Never stop, never whatever Near and far and always Everywhere and every(thing) (Bridge 3x) (Chorus to fade)1997 5 star songs 80s 80s stuff 90s Adult Alternative alex alternative Always ambient Awesome Ballad best song ever british calm Candy Pop chill classic Classic Songs cover songs dance Dreamy easy listening Favorite favorite songs favorites Favourte Tracks Ever female female vocalist female vocalists freu fun good chord progressions good mood great great lyrics grew up on Guilty Pleasures happy HIM i love you always forever Im Going to Make Them Play Thi latin Love Love Metal love song lovely lovesick lyrical Mellow music of my youth My Favs new age on and on past favorites peacefull pop relationship rock romatic Sentimental skating songs songs i miss songs that remind me of my gir sweet the mel and jules collection top 500 Essential songs wild nights You and I You and Me
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