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Anouk ~ I Live For You


You tell me that you need to spend sometime alone
you tell me that you think it's best if i'd go home now
I get my coat from off the floor, I'm out the door
walking home alone, my love has left

(chorus)
my head, my heart all torn apart
my minds exploding
crying my eyes out over you

it must be hard for you to believe that I might love you
just try to understand I just want you to want me too
you made me fall in love again, you angel
how you tak my breath away, Ilive for you

(chorus)

it must be hard for you to believe that I might love you anyway
just try to understand I just wanted you to want me too

(chorus)
I live for you, why won't you live for me


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