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Kellie Coffey ~ I Just Knew


No stars fell from the sky (The) first time I looked in your eyes No moonlight shinin' down My feet never left the ground No roses and a bottle of wine No arrow or a neon sign No heavenly angels sang on high So how did I know it was right Chorus I just knew Positively certain that you were the one for me I just knew Definitely sure in love that anyone could see We were meant to be a part 'a history Made for me and you It was (And it's) already set from the moment we met I just knew, oh 2nd Verse Don't get me wrong I could feel the heat My heart beat fast, I could barely breathe It was a genuine, pre-designed epiphany That came over me (Repeat Chorus) Bridge Maybe it's intuition But I've learned how to listen to my heart 'Cause it was you right from the start (Chorus Out) more free lyrics

No stars fell from the sky

(The) first time I looked in your eyes

No moonlight shinin' down

My feet never left the ground

No roses and a bottle of wine

No arrow or a neon sign

No heavenly angels sang on high

So how did I know it was right

Chorus

I just knew

Positively certain that you were the one for me

I just knew

Definitely sure in love that anyone could see

We were meant to be a part 'a history

Made for me and you

It was (And it's) already set from the moment we met

I just knew, oh

2nd Verse

Don't get me wrong

I could feel the heat

My heart beat fast, I could barely breathe

It was a genuine, pre-designed epiphany

That came over me

(Repeat Chorus)

Bridge

Maybe it's intuition

But I've learned how to listen to my heart

'Cause it was you right from the start

(Chorus Out)

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