More Than I Can Say
I Often Run Out Of Words
I am sometimes tongue tied expressing my love and run out of words .
The Bobby Vee song expresses this perfectly.
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Sometimes I feel words failing me
You beauty brightens up my day
My pen has run low on it’s ink
I Love You More Than I Can Say
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I can never find the right word
To describe how you light my way
My fingers have stopped their typing
I Love You More Than I Can Say
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If only my words could be said
And show you how I really feel
Thoughts of you just filling my head
My love for you is true and real
I should be with you ev’ry day
I Love You More Than I Can Say
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