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Ace of Base ~ Whispers In Blindness


Darling you were looking good When you came to me And asked for a dance And i said,"we can dance." Felt like a queen Sweedish summer nights are hot And the trees can talk We lay on the grass So esily, so blessed Whispers in blindness And i did'nt hold you back I'm talking about it (babe) 'cause you've been teasing me I'm talking about it 'cause you are bad right through Stay with me and i shall want no other love Stay with me another love another lie Stay with me and i shall want no other love You were talking so sweet But you were touching and teasing I can hear the soft bells ring Through a thousand years They call out to me They say it's only once in a lofe we love Now i've had that honour too You were holding my hand You were kissing my skin Stay with me Trees are whispering Only once my dear more free lyrics

Darling you were looking good
When you came to me
And asked for a dance
And i said,"we can dance."
Felt like a queen
Sweedish summer nights are hot
And the trees can talk
We lay on the grass
So esily, so blessed
Whispers in blindness
And i did'nt hold you back

I'm talking about it (babe)
'cause you've been teasing me
I'm talking about it
'cause you are bad right through
Stay with me and i shall want no other love
Stay with me another love another lie

Stay with me and i shall want no other love
You were talking so sweet
But you were touching and teasing

I can hear the soft bells ring
Through a thousand years
They call out to me
They say it's only once in a lofe we love
Now i've had that honour too
You were holding my hand
You were kissing my skin
Stay with me
Trees are whispering
Only once my dear

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