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Bryan Adams ~ One Night Love Affair


You're the silent type And you caught my eye But I never thought that I'd be touchin' you How was I to know I'd let my feelin's go And that I'd be yours before the night was through One night love affair Tryin' to make like we don't care We were both reachin' out for somethin' One night love affair Pretendin' it ain't there Oh - and now we're left with nothin' When the mornin' breaks We go our separate ways If the night was made for love it ain't for keeps But I lose control As I watch you go All my senses say I'm in this much too deep Now you're outa reach One night love affair Tryin' to make like we don't care We were both reachin' out for somethin' One night love affair Pretendin' we don't care Oh - and now we're left with nothin' Solo One night love affair Trying' to make like we don't care We were both reachin' out for somethin' One night love affair Sometimes life ain't fair Oh - and not we're left with nothin' more free lyrics

You're the silent type
And you caught my eye
But I never thought that I'd be touchin' you
How was I to know
I'd let my feelin's go
And that I'd be yours before the night was through

One night love affair
Tryin' to make like we don't care
We were both reachin' out for somethin'

One night love affair
Pretendin' it ain't there
Oh - and now we're left with nothin'

When the mornin' breaks
We go our separate ways
If the night was made for love it ain't for keeps

But I lose control
As I watch you go
All my senses say I'm in this much too deep
Now you're outa reach

One night love affair
Tryin' to make like we don't care
We were both reachin' out for somethin'

One night love affair
Pretendin' we don't care
Oh - and now we're left with nothin'

Solo

One night love affair
Trying' to make like we don't care
We were both reachin' out for somethin'

One night love affair
Sometimes life ain't fair
Oh - and not we're left with nothin'

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