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Boyz II Men ~ Girl in the Life Magazine


I fell in love with the girl in the picture That I used to keep Carried her ‘round in the back of my pocket She was always with me I imagine that I was a man of importance And she had a fancy for me And I use to dream she would call Crying her eyes out She had an obsession with me I was the love of her life And she was all mine The girl in the Life magazine The first time I we met in an aisle At the market She was staring at me I knew even then we would share Something special And it was like chemistry I fell in love from the moment I saw her So I took her straight home with me And that’s where I’d dream She would step right out of the picture And spend a whole evening with me And oh how she hated to go Back to her picture The girl in the Life magazine All of my friends used to laugh Said I was certifiably mad ‘Till the day she came And she blew them away And asked me if I’d be her man It seems that she went and fell In love with my letters Says she’s been looking for me So the story ends well We end up together The girl in the Life magazine more free lyrics

I fell in love with the girl in the picture
That I used to keep
Carried her ‘round in the back of my pocket
She was always with me
I imagine that I was a man of importance
And she had a fancy for me
And I use to dream she would call
Crying her eyes out
She had an obsession with me
I was the love of her life
And she was all mine
The girl in the Life magazine

The first time I we met in an aisle
At the market
She was staring at me
I knew even then we would share
Something special
And it was like chemistry
I fell in love from the moment I saw her
So I took her straight home with me
And that’s where I’d dream
She would step right out of the picture
And spend a whole evening with me
And oh how she hated to go
Back to her picture
The girl in the Life magazine

All of my friends used to laugh
Said I was certifiably mad
‘Till the day she came
And she blew them away
And asked me if I’d be her man
It seems that she went and fell
In love with my letters
Says she’s been looking for me
So the story ends well
We end up together
The girl in the Life magazine

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