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Air Supply ~ Kiss Me Like You Mean It


(graham russell, guy allison, clifford rehrig) Kiss me like you mean it Hold me like you never have before If you show a little feeling I'll know that you can give a little more How can i take your love If you don't believe it Reach and count those stars One by one (chorus) Ooh, kiss me like you mean it Ooh, kiss me like you mean it Now is the time when words have no answer And silence is not what it seems We can fall from the sky in the presence of angels Do you dream the same dream? Always the sounds of love And a heart never ending For the colors that bleed and run...one by one (chorus) Where the water is deep the reflection is wide We stand on the bridge looking down But you can't decide True love will never begin to see So hold out your hand to me (repeat chorus) more free lyrics

(graham russell, guy allison, clifford rehrig)

Kiss me like you mean it
Hold me like you never have before
If you show a little feeling
I'll know that you can give a little more
How can i take your love
If you don't believe it
Reach and count those stars
One by one

(chorus)
Ooh, kiss me like you mean it
Ooh, kiss me like you mean it
Now is the time when words have no answer
And silence is not what it seems
We can fall from the sky in the presence of angels
Do you dream the same dream?
Always the sounds of love
And a heart never ending
For the colors that bleed and run...one by one

(chorus)
Where the water is deep the reflection is wide
We stand on the bridge looking down
But you can't decide
True love will never begin to see
So hold out your hand to me
(repeat chorus)

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