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You're not in my computer, But you are on my screen, So if I type that I love you You know what I mean. You're not in my house, But you are in my room, So if I type that I hold you, It's to brighten my gloom. You're not in my garden, But you are in my flowers, So if I type that I watch you, It's for hours and hours. You're not in my radio, But you are in my song, So if I type that I need you, It's because we belong. You're not in my body, But you are in my whole, So if I type that I want you, You are holding my soul.
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Jan 3, 2016
Jan 3, 2016 at 7:56 PM UTC
Holding my Soul.
You're not in my computer, But you are on my screen, So if I type that I love you You know what I mean. You're not in my house, But you are in my room, So if I type that I hold you, It's to brighten my gloom. You're not in my garden, But you are in my flowers, So if I type that I watch you, It's for hours and hours. You're not in my radio, But you are in my song, So if I type that I need you, It's because we belong. You're not in my body, But you are in my whole, So if I type that I want you, You are holding my soul.
christhamf
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Jan 3, 2016
Jan 3, 2016 at 7:56 PM UTC
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