You asked me why I love you,
And a million and one reasons came to mind,
But what I really wanted to say was that no one,
Will ever look at me the way you do,
And no one will ever calm the pain I feel in my soul,
Quite the same way you do.

She is the whiskey in my drink,
That keeps me warm on winter nights,
That first cigarette I smoke,
After a long night asleep.

She is that first breath,
After a deep dive,
That first kiss,
On summer nights.

She's my glance up at the stars,
The reason I still dream,
My prayer to God in heaven,
My sole reason for being.

She's my belief in something more,
Thanks just me and this life,
My reason for breathing,
My greatest delight.

She is all of this and so much more,
She's her own wonderful girl.
She's everything I ever needed,
And she's so, so much more.

I lust for your body when,
I lie alone late at night,
My mouth salivates at the thought,
Of your heavy taste.

I cannot say enough,
How hungry the symmetry of your hips,
Make me feel,
Or how beautiful you really are.

I nearly cried that night,
You told me you had died.
I mourned for a world,
That could have never known your presence again.

I must say that I would have surely,
Been driven by insatiable hunger,
And a darkness that would fill me inside,
To follow you into the great unknown.

For a world without my dearest,
Is a place I surely cannot be,
Nor would I find myself able,
To even find the strength to breathe.

Tell me all the thoughts you have,
When you can't fall asleep at night,
Could you tell me that you love me,
That everything will be alright?

I'd Love to hear what you dream of,
When you're too drunk to stay awake,
Do you dream of your hands in mine,
Or of goodnight kisses when we've both stayed up too late?

Let me hear your whispers,
In the darkness of your room,
Let me crawl into your bed,
And make your blankets our tomb.

Let me hold you through your nightmares,
Let me kiss away your fears.
Let me love you through the good and bad,
Let me just make you mine my dear.

Her voice was breathless as she said,
I don't know what you want of me.
And I held her in the moonlight,
As I whispered, please just let us be.

I know that I can live without you,
But without you I'd be a wreck,
If I had to live without you baby,
I'd be miserable at best.

I know my lungs would stop the air I breathe,
And my heart would lose its lust for blood,
My mind would be filled with torrid thoughts,
I'd most certainly be quickly lost.

Please don't go,
Promise you'll stay,
Because I won't live without you,
For much longer than a day.

I don't want to go back to old habits,
Or bring new ones to bear,
I just want to love you,
And have you always be here.

She smelled of lilacs,
And summer rain,
Of freedom of youth,
Of love and pain.

He looked as if she,
Were the sun, the moon and stars,
As though the universe spun,
Only around her.

She danced as though life,
Could end at any moment,
And kissed as though,
He was the air entering her lungs.

But she was the air he breathed,
The blood flowing through his veins,
And her laughter was the rhythm,
That set his heart to beat.

The beating of your heart,
Became my anthem long before,
The rhythmic rush of blood in my ears,
Dulled the sound.