When I think of you I smile
You are that little bit of sunshine
Through a dark cloud
Just like when little hope
Is left, a miracle
Happens to turn your luck around
That's what I feel
When I think of you
You make me want to be
Wrapped around softly in your loving arms
You know, your eyes strike me the most
You look at me and make me feel lost
Every time I close my eyes and see you
I want to kiss you and see a smile I saw once
I'm telling you baby
When I think of you I smile
You are that little bit of sunshine
Through a dark cloud
Just like when little hope
Is left, a miracle
Happens to turn your luck around
That's what I feel
When I think of you
Sometimes you make me want to cry
You're not letting me be close to your heart
You let me be in your world just for a bit
But then you closed the door
To which I don't have a key
And you still effect me so much that
When I think of you I smile
You are that little bit of sunshine
Through a dark cloud
Just like when little hope
Is left, a miracle
Happens to turn your luck around
That's what I feel
When I think of you
I hope you feel what I feel for you
And close your eyes to see me with you
But it doesn't matter if you don't
I'll still feel a chill for you... oh
Don't you know?
When I think of you I smile
You are that little bit of sunshine
Through a dark cloud
Just like when little hope
Is left, a miracle
Happens to turn your luck around
That's what I feel
When I think of you
19/12/2002
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Reviewed on December 21, 2002
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