Wrap My Words Around You Music by Daniel Bedingfield Lyrics by Daniel Bedingfield Is it fair to write a song to a woman? Is it fair play to try and win her heart? Is it right to bring her sonnets in the morning time? To express the first few longings when they start To express the first few longings when they start Is it right to let her feelings rise to catch you? Is it OK when her heart begins to fall? Would you blame me if I wrap my words around you, girl? Would I wrong you to say anything at all? Would I wrong you to say anything at all? But if I wrap my words around you Wrap my words around you If I wrap my words around you Would you stay, would you stay, would you? Wrap my words around you Wrap my words around you If I wrap my words around you Would you stay, would it play with your heart? Am I a hunter if I send poems to please you? Am I a cad if I mean everything I say? Should I even let you know this song's about you, girl Just because I want to see you smile today And my words may bind you to me much too tightly You may choke on them if we fall apart It's not fair to write a song to a woman, though Because a woman takes a song into her heart Because a woman takes a song into her heart So let me wrap my words around you Wrap my words around you Wrap my words around you Till you stay, till you stay, let me Wrap my words around you Wrap my words around you Darling, wrap my words around you Till you stay, would it play with your heart? DANIEL BEDINGFIELD |