What have you done to me ?

Part one:

Whenever I close my eyes, all I see is you
I can not stay a second without thinking about you
And whatever I do, deep in my soul I know
I want to do it right for you
I wish every step I take brings me closer to you
I want to spend the rest of my life with you
For real not just in my dreams...


Bridge:

All I know is that I am happy with you
And I want to keep it the way it is
I think God has created us to be together
You are part of me

Chorus:

What have you done to me
I just wonder what is going on with me
I have never ever felt this way, never
Tell me what you did to me

Part two:

Is it your sparking hair, your sublime eyes
That sensual look you have or you shining beauty
That drives me so crazy?
Maybe it's the whole combination
I don't know what to say, I am so speechless when I see you
I can't breathe when you touch me
I think you have a spell on me

Bridge:

All I know is that I am happy with you
And I want to keep it the way it is
I think God has created us to be together
I want to be part of you

Chorus:

What have you done to me
I just wonder what is going on with me
I have never ever felt this way, never
Tell me what you did to me

Monologue:

Even in my craziest dreams, I have never thought I will meet special like you
I was so bad but you changed me, you changed my life
Please tell me what you did to me

Chorus X 3












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