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10cc ~ I Took You Home


I looked at your face somehow i knew Nothing could tear me away You started to smile and i was lost Fumbling for something to say I took you home, you took me in I knew i'd never be the same again Baby, isn't it funny how it started Well you know The windows were frosty and grey But we didn't notice the cold Wrapped in the warmth of your body Hoping this dream would never go I took you home, you took me in I knew i'd never be the same again Baby, isn't it funny how it started Well you know Your folks were sleeping soundly upstairs We couldn't really turn on the light So i stumbled and we fell in the dark I could have died It's crazy to remember all the reasoning I wonder if the memory will ever fade away I looked at your father and i smiled He said it was time for me to go Stumbling out into the morning Hoping my feelings didn't show I took you home, you took me in I knew i'd never be the same again Baby, isn't it funny how it started Well you know more free lyrics

I looked at your face somehow i knew
Nothing could tear me away
You started to smile and i was lost
Fumbling for something to say
I took you home, you took me in
I knew i'd never be the same again
Baby, isn't it funny how it started
Well you know
The windows were frosty and grey
But we didn't notice the cold
Wrapped in the warmth of your body
Hoping this dream would never go
I took you home, you took me in
I knew i'd never be the same again
Baby, isn't it funny how it started
Well you know
Your folks were sleeping soundly upstairs
We couldn't really turn on the light
So i stumbled and we fell in the dark
I could have died
It's crazy to remember all the reasoning
I wonder if the memory will ever fade away
I looked at your father and i smiled
He said it was time for me to go
Stumbling out into the morning
Hoping my feelings didn't show
I took you home, you took me in
I knew i'd never be the same again
Baby, isn't it funny how it started
Well you know

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