Don't Say You Love Me

I've seen this place a thousand times
I've felt this all before
And every time you call
I've waited there as though you might not call at all

I know this face I'm wearing now
I've seen this in my eyes
And though it feels so great, I'm still afraid
That you'll be leaving anytime

We've done this once and then you closed the door
Don't let me fall again for nothing more

Don't say you love me unless forever
Don't tell me you need me, if you're not gonna stay
Don't give me this feeling, I'll only believe it
Make it real or take it all away

I've caught myself smiling alone
Just thinking of your voice
And dreaming of your touch, is all too much
You know I don't have any choice

Don't say you love me unless forever
Don't tell me you need me, if you're not gonna stay
Don't give me this feeling, I'll only believe it
Make it real or take it all away...
Yeah, yeah yeah

We've done this once and then you closed the door
Don't let me fall again for nothing more

Don't say you love me unless forever
Don't tell me you need me, if you're not gonna stay
Don't give me this feeling, I'll only believe it
Make it real or take it all away

(Say you love me...)
Don't tell me you need me, if you're not gonna stay
Don't give me this feeling, I'll only believe it
Make it real, (make it real,) or take it all away
Take it all away, take it all away...

[Fade out]

I'm quite a big fan of the The Corrs. I find their music fascinating. The song above is my favourite. I remember dedicating it to my fiance [now, my husband :-)].

Ah, people do any sort of crazy things when they are in love. But I wouldn't call sending a love song to him something crazy. It is probably a normal thing to do. Only, we don't do it as often as we exchange e-cards. Yes, we didn't use much of the snail-mail those days. The e-cards was quite an in-thing. Luckily, I printed most of them. Otherwise, it would probably lost together with broken harddisk drive or accidentally deleted.

Hey, I even have the hardcopy transcript of our 'conversation' via ICQ (YM was yet to be discovered back then). That's the problem when a lawyer fell in love... :-)