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Brian McKnight ~ Could


[Verse 1] Lying alone in my room Don't know what I'm gonna do Trying to figure out If this is it, this time Just can't stop thinking About the way you make me feel inside I just can't get you off my mind No matter how hard I try [Chorus:] Could you be the one for me Could we dance the night away I wanna give you everything Though I don't have much Could you fall in love with me Could you love me the rest of my life Could you forever be The one for me, this time [Verse 2] I walk around in a daze The ice is melting from my heart Can I ever know if you feel the same Are you the sunshine that's begging me Come in from the rain Or have you come into my life To turn around and take your love away [Chorus] [Bridge:] When I look into your eyes (Oh,Oh,Oh,Oh) They tell me that you're mine but I keep asking myself [Chorus] Could you forever be The one for me This time more free lyrics

[Verse 1]
Lying alone in my room
Don't know what I'm gonna do
Trying to figure out
If this is it, this time
Just can't stop thinking
About the way you make me feel inside
I just can't get you off my mind
No matter how hard I try
[Chorus:]
Could you be the one for me
Could we dance the night away
I wanna give you everything
Though I don't have much
Could you fall in love with me
Could you love me the rest of my life
Could you forever be
The one for me, this time
[Verse 2]
I walk around in a daze
The ice is melting from my heart
Can I ever know if you feel the same
Are you the sunshine that's begging me
Come in from the rain
Or have you come into my life
To turn around and take your love away
[Chorus]
[Bridge:]
When I look into your eyes
(Oh,Oh,Oh,Oh)
They tell me that you're mine
but I keep asking myself
[Chorus]
Could you forever be
The one for me
This time

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