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Beth Nielsen Chapman ~ I'd Be Yours


If i were a ghost i'd haunt your house Hang out in your rafters You could be my mister adams i could be your casper I'd share with you my afterlife of the unexplained Walk through your walls let you rattle my chains Yes i would And if were a snake, i'd be an constrictor Slicker than oil I'd entice you with my slither wrap you in my coils You could tie my in a thousand knots And just watch me unfold Hypnotize you with my stare swallow you whole Think about it Chorus: Welcome to my world of make believe Check your reality at the door Within my wishes and my wildest dreams If i could be anything Well baby, i'd be yours And if i were a bird i'd be an owl Wise beyond my years Watch over you each night, calm you of your fears You could set my head to spinnin' With those little things you do Like sayin' it was me you loved When i asked you "who" (chorus) more free lyrics

If i were a ghost i'd haunt your house
Hang out in your rafters
You could be my mister adams i could be your casper
I'd share with you my afterlife of the unexplained
Walk through your walls let you rattle my chains
Yes i would

And if were a snake, i'd be an constrictor
Slicker than oil
I'd entice you with my slither wrap you in my coils
You could tie my in a thousand knots
And just watch me unfold
Hypnotize you with my stare swallow you whole
Think about it

Chorus:
Welcome to my world of make believe
Check your reality at the door
Within my wishes and my wildest dreams
If i could be anything
Well baby, i'd be yours

And if i were a bird i'd be an owl
Wise beyond my years
Watch over you each night, calm you of your fears
You could set my head to spinnin'
With those little things you do
Like sayin' it was me you loved
When i asked you "who"

(chorus)

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