I've Got To See You Again

Norah Jones

Lines on your face don't bother me 
Down in my chair when you dance over me 
I can't help myself 
I've got to see you again 

Late in the night when I'm all alone 
And I look at the clock and I know you're not home 
I can't help myself 
I've got to see you again 
I could almost go there 
Just to watch you be seen 
I could almost go there 
Just to live in a dream 

But no I won't go for any of those things 
To not touch your skin is not why I sing 
I can't help myself 
I've got to see you again 

I could almost go there 
Just to watch you be seen 
I could almost go there 
Just to live in a dream 

No I won't go to share you with them 
But oh even though I know where 
you've been 
I can't help myself 
I've got to see you again 



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