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Bob Seger ~ So I Wrote You A Song


Words and music by bob seger

I woke up with this feeling

There was something i wanted to say

So i wrote you a song.



Lately girl i've been dreamin'

Dreamin' 'bout you all through the day

So i wrote you a song.



Hope the words will be right

When i see you tonight,

You'll know how i feel.

I'm no longer alone,

Think i've found me a home

And i think it's real.



I woke up with this feeling

Haven't felt it for quite some time,

So i wrote you a song.



All these thoughts i've been dreaming

Somehow i've got to make them right,

Got to make them belong.

Everytime that you're here

Everytime that you're near

Everything is real.

I'm no longer alone,

Think i've found me a home,

And i think it's real,

So i wrote you a song.


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