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Jessica Andrews ~ I Do Now


Where in the world did you come from Seems like I looked upI and there you were Didnt think about it then but when I look back I believe now That miracles do occur [Chorus] Cause I can reach up and touch any star in the sky Put my arms round the moon if I try Never thought I could feel so much love in my life No I never thought Id know howbut I do now Is this a dream or are you real I'm trying hard not to lose my cool But when you're kissing me I just get so lost in the moment I hope I'm not acting like some kind of fool [Repeat Chorus] Never had no one to miss me Never had no one who kissed me like you Never had no one who loved me like you I can reach up and touch any star in the sky Put my arms round the moon if I try Never thought I could feel so much love in my life No I never thought Id know howbut I do now more free lyrics

Where in the world did you come from
Seems like I looked upI and there you were
Didnt think about it then but when I look back I
believe now
That miracles do occur

[Chorus]

Cause I can reach up and touch any star in the sky
Put my arms round the moon if I try
Never thought I could feel so much love in my life
No I never thought Id know howbut
I do now
Is this a dream or are you real
I'm trying hard not to lose my cool
But when you're kissing me
I just get so lost in the moment
I hope I'm not acting like some kind of fool

[Repeat Chorus]

Never had no one to miss me
Never had no one who kissed me like you
Never had no one who loved me like you
I can reach up and touch any star in the sky
Put my arms round the moon if I try
Never thought I could feel so much love in my life
No I never thought Id know howbut
I do now

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