How Much I Love You So

How Much I Love You So

 

When I look into your eyes,

I begin to realize

The world is safer 

From catastrophe and despair. 

When I kiss your lips,

I lift up my hands in prayer

In the hopes

That you'll always be there,

For your presence is key

To my happiness and content.

And when I turn and see you smile,

All I want to do is walk a mile

In your shoes

If but for a moment 

In the sands of time.

I don't deny it, baby -

This is how much I love you so.

It's just a funny thing between me and you.

I don't deny it, honey,

That there sure-fire is something funny

About the attraction between me and you.

Hand-in-hand we do stroll

In this old dilapidated fish bowl -

When all else seems drowned,

It's us who's head-above water.

And in each other's arms we caress

In times both grand and in duress.

Never more, never fear -

Only love makes us shed a tear.

And at the end of the world, 

We sing our lullabyes

And when the time comes, the goodbyes,

And we say to ourselves, "We shall never end the dream."

This is it, baby -

This is how much I love you so.

It's just a funny thing between me and you.

I don't deny it, honey,

That there sure-fire is something funny 

About the attraction between me and you.