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Billy Squier ~ Mine Tonite


Another time, another place for you and me Is that the way it has to be I can see it in your eyes--i can feel it inside This is real--now we're right back where we started Stolen hours are all we ever know It's so hard to let you go And in the air that i breathe there's a chill when you leave Don'tcha know--one day will be forever I don't care what's wrong or right I only know you are mine tonite And for a while we can hold on tight That's all i know--you are mine tonite Simple answers we may never find Tell your heart to give it time Now there's a road if we dare--no one said love was fair But one day--one day we'll be together I don't care what's wrong or right I only know you are mine tonite And for a while we can hold on tight That's all i know--you are mine tonite Oh-oh--am i lost in this dream, i can't escape Oh-oh--there must be some way outa here But to live without you would be more than i can take more free lyrics

Another time, another place for you and me
Is that the way it has to be
I can see it in your eyes--i can feel it inside
This is real--now we're right back where we started

Stolen hours are all we ever know
It's so hard to let you go
And in the air that i breathe there's a chill when you leave
Don'tcha know--one day will be forever

I don't care what's wrong or right
I only know you are mine tonite
And for a while we can hold on tight
That's all i know--you are mine tonite

Simple answers we may never find
Tell your heart to give it time
Now there's a road if we dare--no one said love was fair
But one day--one day we'll be together

I don't care what's wrong or right
I only know you are mine tonite
And for a while we can hold on tight
That's all i know--you are mine tonite

Oh-oh--am i lost in this dream, i can't escape
Oh-oh--there must be some way outa here
But to live without you would be more than i can take

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