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Bonnie Tyler ~ You're The One


(rudolf schenker/ klaus meine) Producer for bonnie: humberto gatica Another rainy morning People running by My head is still in the clouds I dream with open eyes Suddenly out of nowhere He came into my life Like we'd known each other For quite a while You're the one that god had made for me You're the one who's always in my dreams The one who keeps me goin' When i can't go on The one that i've been waiting for For so long In the sound of silence The time is standing still There's some kind of bond between us That's givin' me the chill Do you really wonder That we can burn the sky It's written a thousand years ago In the book of life You're the one that god had made for me You're the one who's mine eternally The one who keeps me dreamin' When i'm sad and tired Who gives my life a meaning Till the day i die more free lyrics

(rudolf schenker/ klaus meine)
Producer for bonnie: humberto gatica

Another rainy morning
People running by
My head is still in the clouds
I dream with open eyes
Suddenly out of nowhere
He came into my life
Like we'd known each other
For quite a while

You're the one that god had made for me
You're the one who's always in my dreams
The one who keeps me goin'
When i can't go on
The one that i've been waiting for
For so long

In the sound of silence
The time is standing still
There's some kind of bond between us
That's givin' me the chill
Do you really wonder
That we can burn the sky
It's written a thousand years ago
In the book of life

You're the one that god had made for me
You're the one who's mine eternally
The one who keeps me dreamin'
When i'm sad and tired
Who gives my life a meaning
Till the day i die

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