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Beth Nielsen Chapman ~ The Moment You Were Mine


I remember thinking love was a fool's game Break your heart you've got your own self to blame I've played it smart so many times, but that all changed From the moment you were mine People fall in love and swear they are so sure Then they turn around and say it's over I never trusted love to come any closer Till the moment you were mine One moment in time And i knew why i had waited so long One look in your eyes Meant forever from that moment on I used to dream somebody's arms were around me Wake up all alone and feel so empty No i never dreamed how real love could be Till the moment you were mine One moment in time And i knew why i had waited so long One look in your eyes Meant forever from that moment on I used to dream somebody's arms were around me Wake up all alone and feel so empty No i never dreamed how real love could be Till the moment you were mine Till the moment you were mine more free lyrics

I remember thinking love was a fool's game
Break your heart you've got your own self to blame
I've played it smart so many times, but that all changed
From the moment you were mine

People fall in love and swear they are so sure
Then they turn around and say it's over
I never trusted love to come any closer
Till the moment you were mine

One moment in time
And i knew why i had waited so long
One look in your eyes
Meant forever from that moment on

I used to dream somebody's arms were around me
Wake up all alone and feel so empty
No i never dreamed how real love could be
Till the moment you were mine

One moment in time
And i knew why i had waited so long
One look in your eyes
Meant forever from that moment on

I used to dream somebody's arms were around me
Wake up all alone and feel so empty
No i never dreamed how real love could be
Till the moment you were mine

Till the moment you were mine

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