I Wanna Be With You
Mandy Moore
I try but I can't seem to get myself To think of anything but you Your breath on my face Your warm gentle kiss, I taste the truth I taste the truth We know what I came here for So I won`t ask for more Chorus I wanna be with you If only for a night To be the one whose in your arms Who holds you tight I wanna be with you There's nothing more to say There's nothing else I want more than to feel this way I wanna be with you So I`ll hold you tonight Like I would if you were mine To hold forever more And I`ll saver each touch that I wanted So much to feel before (To feel before) How beautiful it is Just to be like this Repeat Chorus Oh baby I can`t fight this feeling anymore It drives me crazy when I try to So call my name Take my hand Make my wish Baby, your command? Yeah I wanna be with you There's nothing more to say There's nothing else I want more than to feel this way (I wanna be) I wanna be with you (I wanna be with you) I wanna be with you Wanna be with you (Yeah) (I wanna be with you) I wanna be I wanna be with you (I wanna be) (I wanna be) (I wanna be with you) Yeah (I wanna be with you) I wanna be, I wanna be baby I wanna be (I wanna be with you) I wanna be with you, yeah I wanna be with you I wanna be with you00s 2000 admiration adult contemporary american Ballad breathy bubblegum cheesy childhood dirty pop favorite ever favorite songs female female vocalist guilty pleasure happy Heart Break i want love in love jef-x lost love Love Mandy Moore memories my childhood my favorite songs oh ost pop road trip romantic So 90s so pretty soft rock songs i love but no one can im songs of 1999 Soundtrack sugar pop sweetness teenpop top 40
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