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Blackstreet ~ In A Rush


1 - it came over me in a rush When i realized that i love you so much That sometimes i cry, but i cant tell you why Why i feel what i feel inside How i try to express what's been troubled my mind But still can't find the words But i know that something's got a hold of me Repeat 1 Baby, some day i'll find a way to say Just what you mean to me But if that day never comes along And you don't hear this song I guess you'll never know that... Repeat 1 And when i say inside, i mean deep You fill my soul with something i can't explain What's over me Repeat 1 'til end more free lyrics

1 - it came over me in a rush
When i realized that i love you so much
That sometimes i cry, but i cant tell you why
Why i feel what i feel inside

How i try to express what's been troubled my mind
But still can't find the words
But i know that something's got a hold of me

Repeat 1

Baby, some day i'll find a way to say
Just what you mean to me
But if that day never comes along
And you don't hear this song
I guess you'll never know that...

Repeat 1

And when i say inside, i mean deep
You fill my soul with something i can't explain
What's over me

Repeat 1 'til end

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