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Billy Gilman ~ I Think She Likes Me


-george teren, bob regan- I think she likes me And i know i like her It's kind of frightening 'cause it's too soon to be sure I think she likes me Maybe even might be love Should i be patient Or should i ask her straight out That smile she gave me Don't leave too much room for doubt I think she likes me Maybe even might be love Our first kiss said more than good night I bet i've relived it a thousand times I can't predict what the future's gonna bring But those looks that she's been giving me Can only mean one thing I think she likes me I think she might be the one And more than likely The best is still yet to come I think she likes me Maybe even might be love Repeat bridge Repeat first verse more free lyrics

-george teren, bob regan-

I think she likes me
And i know i like her
It's kind of frightening
'cause it's too soon to be sure
I think she likes me
Maybe even might be love

Should i be patient
Or should i ask her straight out
That smile she gave me
Don't leave too much room for doubt
I think she likes me
Maybe even might be love

Our first kiss said more than good night
I bet i've relived it a thousand times
I can't predict what the future's gonna bring
But those looks that she's been giving me
Can only mean one thing

I think she likes me
I think she might be the one
And more than likely
The best is still yet to come
I think she likes me
Maybe even might be love

Repeat bridge

Repeat first verse

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