You Ask Me If I Love You |
| by Louis Jenson |
You ask me if I love you
And I don't know what to say
You're my best friend and my lover
The thought that starts each day
You ask me if I'll stay
But deep down I want to run
Though I cannot imagine life without you
You might just be the one
I don't know how to tell you
That I need and want you so
Your kiss, your touch, your eyes, your smile
Are things I can’t let go
But then you ask me if I love you
Those three words I cannot say
I’m afraid to give my love
And lose you anyway
But if you look into my eyes
You’ll know then that it's true
I might not ever say it
But just know friend that I do
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