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Chicago ~ Victorious


Hungry as a fire, Waiting for the flicker, Waiting for the black hook, Slow burn of love. Sitting in an armchair, Lovers in a cold war, Brittle as a brick wall, oh... But i want you with all of my might. 'cause i think we can make this thing right. baby, Give me your heart, The touch of your hand, The sound of your voice And i will be victorious. Hold on to me, Like i hold on to you. Make it come true, And i will be victorious. You were such a stranger, Lying there beside me, Moving like a river, oh... I was so afraid that I was gonna lose you, That i could never have you Here in my arms. But i want you with all of my might, 'cause i think we can make this thing right. Give me your heart, The touch of your hand, The sound of your voice And i will be victorious. Hold on to me, Like i hold on to you. Make it come true, And i will be victorious. more free lyrics

Hungry as a fire,
Waiting for the flicker,
Waiting for the black hook,
Slow burn of love.
Sitting in an armchair,
Lovers in a cold war,
Brittle as a brick wall, oh...
But i want you with all of my might.
'cause i think we can make this thing right. baby,

Give me your heart,
The touch of your hand,
The sound of your voice
And i will be victorious.
Hold on to me,
Like i hold on to you.
Make it come true,
And i will be victorious.

You were such a stranger,
Lying there beside me,
Moving like a river, oh...
I was so afraid that
I was gonna lose you,
That i could never have you
Here in my arms.
But i want you with all of my might,
'cause i think we can make this thing right.

Give me your heart,
The touch of your hand,
The sound of your voice
And i will be victorious.
Hold on to me,
Like i hold on to you.
Make it come true,
And i will be victorious.

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