How can I tell you
That I love you,
I love you
But I can't think of right words to say

I long to tell you
That I'm always thinking of you...
I'm always thinking of you,
But my words just blow away,
Just blow away

It always ends up to one thing, honey
And I can't think of right words to say

Wherever I am girl,
I'm always walking with you
I'm always walking with you,
But I look and you're not there

Whoever I'm with,
I'm always, always talking to you
I'm always talking to you,
And I'm sad that you can't hear,
Sad that you can't hear

It always ends up to one thing, honey,
When I look and you're not there

I need to know you,
Need to feel my arms around you
Feel my arms surround you,
Like a sea around a shore

Each night and day I pray,
In hope that I might find you,
In hope that I might find you,
Because heart's can do no more
Can do no more

It always ends up to one thing, honey,
Still I kneel upon the floor

How can I tell you
That I love you,
I love you
But I can't think of right words to say

I long to tell you
That I'm always thinking of you
I'm always thinking of you....

It always ends up to one thing, honey
And I can't think of right words to say


Lyrics submitted by H-bomb, edited by Hipnoticed

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    General Comment

    I like the re-dub by Cat Powers for the de Beers holiday commercial where a man sneaks to a window, gets a necklace and comes to bed, places it on her neck and pretends to sleep again.

    She only sings "How can I tell you that I love you, I love you but I can't think of right words to say I long to tell you that I'm always thinking of you I'm always thinking of you, but my words" in the commercial and never re-recorded the whole song. So you cannot get it on itunes or other.

    But I think she did the song justice with more emphasis and beauty of her voice than Cat Stevens did.

    marcevanon December 17, 2007   Link

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