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Shawn Desman ~ Superman


Girl I feel you trembling in my arms Tell me what is wrong I know somebody hurt you, didn't stay And took your faith away Broke your heart, let you down The love you thought you found But that was then, and this is now I gotta make you believe somehow [Chorus] Girl, don't be afraid to put your trust In someone who Who will love you, love you completely Take the time, do it right Make you forget those tears you cried It'll be alright Have no fear, your superman is here Don't let life slip by you Give me a chance, come and take my hand Let my love surround you, throw away The pain of yesterday Girl you've gotta try to put the past behind Cause now i'm in your life It's destiny, girl can't you see God sent you here to me [Chorus] You don't have to be alone no more my baby Just try to forget about the things that made you crazy I'll be right there when you fall Anytime at all [Chorus] more free lyrics

Girl I feel you trembling in my arms
Tell me what is wrong
I know somebody hurt you, didn't stay
And took your faith away Broke your heart, let you down
The love you thought you found
But that was then, and this is now
I gotta make you believe somehow

[Chorus]

Girl, don't be afraid to put your trust
In someone who
Who will love you, love you completely
Take the time, do it right
Make you forget those tears you cried
It'll be alright
Have no fear, your superman is here Don't let life slip by you
Give me a chance, come and take my hand
Let my love surround you, throw away
The pain of yesterday Girl you've gotta try to put the past behind
Cause now i'm in your life
It's destiny, girl can't you see
God sent you here to me

[Chorus]

You don't have to be alone no more my baby
Just try to forget about the things that made you crazy
I'll be right there when you fall
Anytime at all
[Chorus]

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