I Love You, What Are You? - Lyrics - Gene
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I can see everything around me
My eyes are as good as the day I was born
And I see you're trying to steer a straight path
I love you, what are you?
Come clean and laugh
With me the home that you never had
Could be here in my arms
The love that you never had
Firm and strong in my hands
Your love for lies is no alibi
Life goes on and so must you
Everything around me
Bright and clear as the day I was born
And I see you trying to keep your nose clean
I love you, what are you?
In dreams I've seen
That the home that you never had
Could be here in my arms
You must see I will not move
Until the love that you never had
Firm and strong in my hands
Your love for lies is no alibi
Life goes on and so must you
