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Boyzone ~ All That I Need


I was lost and alone Trying to grow Making my way down that long winding road Had no reason or rhyme Like a song out of time And there you were standing in front of my eyes How could i be such a fool To let go of love and break all the rules? Girl, when you walked out that door Left a hole in my heart and now i know for sure You're the air that i breath Girl you're all that i need And i wanna thank you lady You're the words that i read You're the light that i see And your love is all that i need. Iwas searching in vain Playing a game Had no one else but myself left to blame You came into my world No diamonds or preals Could ever replace what you gave to me, girl Just like a flower needs rain I will stand by your side Through the joy and the pain You're the song that i sing Girl, you're my everything And i wanna thank you lady You're the reason i live All the joy that you give And your love is all that i need. more free lyrics

I was lost and alone
Trying to grow
Making my way down that long winding road
Had no reason or rhyme
Like a song out of time
And there you were standing in front of my eyes

How could i be such a fool
To let go of love and break all the rules?
Girl, when you walked out that door
Left a hole in my heart and now i know for sure

You're the air that i breath
Girl you're all that i need
And i wanna thank you lady
You're the words that i read
You're the light that i see
And your love is all that i need.

Iwas searching in vain
Playing a game
Had no one else but myself left to blame
You came into my world
No diamonds or preals
Could ever replace what you gave to me, girl
Just like a flower needs rain
I will stand by your side
Through the joy and the pain

You're the song that i sing
Girl, you're my everything
And i wanna thank you lady
You're the reason i live
All the joy that you give
And your love is all that i need.

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