I Want You
Alana Davis
I've seen suckers lose themselves in the games They learn to play Children love to sing but then their voices Slowly fade away People always take a step away From what is true That's why I like you around I want you Yeah you do you do you do you do you do you do You make me want you An open invitation to the dance Happenstance set the vibe that we are in No apology because my urge is genuine And the mystery of opposites attracting Here I am and I want to take a hit Of your sent and it bit So deep into my soul I want you Yeah you do you do you do you do you do you do you do You make me want you Yeah you do you do you do you do you do you do you do You make me want you And I can't get enough And I can't get enough And I can't get enough The village churchyard is filled with Bones weeping in the grave The silver lining of clouds shines On people Jesus couldn't save You want to know how deeply my soul goies Deeper than bones And I can't get enough And I can't get enough And I can't get enough After we did it by the windowsill Somke rings drift into the sky Presently in the quilt that your mother made And a candle burns to fight off the haze I said to live in this way is not for the meek But you talk real soft and kiss me on the cheek And like a jazz DJ you talk me into sleep There will be no regrets when the end comes And it will surely come You do you do you do you do you do you do you do You make me want you I want you I want youamerican catchy cover cover songs female vocalist femme rock fun Innocent mark misses anisa mix music for good moods new york Playful really great covers Reckless sing along singer-songwriter
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