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Air Supply ~ I Want To Give It All


(graham russell, rex goh) Here i am again I've come to see you smile I know you understand I have to say again It's only for a while And still you're always here Just waiting for my call I wish i knew a way To give more than i do I want to give it all It doesn't happen every day But it happened to me once before Those early years i threw away Now i only have to hear your voice To make me feel so sure That your love is why I want to give it all Don't the minutes fly And hours just seem so few With days apart so long It's hard to spend my time When i'm so far from you And still you're always here Just waiting for my call I wish i knew a way To give more than i do I want to give it all It doesn't happen every day But it happened to me once before Those early years i threw away Now i only have to hear your voice To make me feel so sure That your love is why I want to give it all more free lyrics

(graham russell, rex goh)

Here i am again
I've come to see you smile
I know you understand
I have to say again
It's only for a while

And still you're always here
Just waiting for my call
I wish i knew a way
To give more than i do
I want to give it all

It doesn't happen every day
But it happened to me once before
Those early years i threw away
Now i only have to hear your voice
To make me feel so sure
That your love is why
I want to give it all

Don't the minutes fly
And hours just seem so few
With days apart so long
It's hard to spend my time
When i'm so far from you

And still you're always here
Just waiting for my call
I wish i knew a way
To give more than i do
I want to give it all

It doesn't happen every day
But it happened to me once before
Those early years i threw away
Now i only have to hear your voice
To make me feel so sure
That your love is why
I want to give it all

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