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awww Anna...

yeah i'm pretty shweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet :stupid:

ha ha ha

i'm in a soppy mood

*sings*

Oh.... baby

I can't fight this feeling anymore...

Drives me crazy when I try to....

So call my name and take my hand...

Can you make my wish, baby, your command...Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhheaaaaah!!

I wanna be with you

If only for a night

To be the on who's in your arms to hold 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

a song for me, shucks :stupid:

:happy:

*sings*

It's funny that you're calling me tonight

And, yes, I've dreamt of you too

And does he know you're talking to me

Will it start a fight

No I don't think she has a clue

Well my girl's in the next room

Sometimes I wish she was you

I guess we never really moved on

It's really good to hear your voice say my name

It sounds so sweet

Coming from the lips of an angel

Hearing those words it makes me weak

And I never wanna say goodbye

But girl you make it hard to be faithful

With the lips of an angel

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