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Air Supply ~ Tonite


(graham russell) Now you tell me that the time is right You've let your feeling go And you know i won't use them up too fast I can't promise you the best there is But ooh, i'm gonna try I'm never gonna let you go tonite Tonite, the start of a love to remember Tonite, a love that will never be ended Tonite, tonite Let me take you where there's no return Where dreams can all come true I've got the feeling we've been holding on too long What we're feeling is ours alone No one will ever know Just how we feel about tonite Tonite, the start of a love to remember Tonite, a love that will never be ended Tonite, tonite How many times has love fallen through When i left it all up to you I took your words when you said It's got to be just right I need you now i need you now Tonite, the start of a love to remember Tonite, a love that will never be ended Tonite, tonite more free lyrics

(graham russell)

Now you tell me that the time is right
You've let your feeling go
And you know i won't use them up too fast
I can't promise you the best there is
But ooh, i'm gonna try
I'm never gonna let you go tonite

Tonite, the start of a love to remember
Tonite, a love that will never be ended
Tonite, tonite

Let me take you where there's no return
Where dreams can all come true
I've got the feeling we've been holding on too long
What we're feeling is ours alone
No one will ever know
Just how we feel about tonite

Tonite, the start of a love to remember
Tonite, a love that will never be ended
Tonite, tonite

How many times has love fallen through
When i left it all up to you
I took your words when you said
It's got to be just right
I need you now i need you now

Tonite, the start of a love to remember
Tonite, a love that will never be ended
Tonite, tonite

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