Someone Like You
 

Written & Sung: W. Egan; Piano: L. Buckingham
 

There's something in the way you say my name
Like a child warm and mending
It kills the demons and it makes me sane
Love forever, neverending
And when I'm weary of this world I find
And better days I could be spending
The sight of you can make me feel so fine
Love forever, neverending
With someone like you
With someone like you

I've heard some people say that love is blind
But I believe that love is blending
'Cause when I see you, this is what I find
Love forever, neverending
With someone like you
With someone like you

Nobody could understand odd things that I do
But now I know someone can, somebody like you

There's something in the wind that stirs the air
A strong desire hot and pending
To be with you and then together share
Love forever, neverending
With someone like you
With someone lik you
With someone like you
With someone like you
With someone like you
With someone like you...

WEBMISTRESS speculates:

Although Walter seems to be bending over backwards grammatically to make some of these rhymes ("and better days I could be spending"? Hello, Yoda) there's one line that I really like. "There's something in the wind that stirs the air, a strong desire hot and pending" - whew! Smooth line! For that, I'll even forgive the bizarre line "love is blending." (P.S. Walter - invest in a rhyming dictionary - I promise there's better "-ending" words out there.)

 

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