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Magical Moment 61, "You Want Me"

You Want Me" is one of the very first songs I wrote that I was actually proud of. I took it to the Nashville Songwriter's Festival in June of 2008 and got some great feedback from songwriter, Turk Wilder. To see a video, scroll down. I hope you enjoy it!

"You Want Me" words and music by Elizabeth Grimes Copyright 2009
Let me catch you
Stealing a glance
And letting it linger
A moment more than you should have.
Then touch my hand
By accident, baby
And give me that smile
That makes me think maybe…

You want me, don’t you baby?
You want me like I’m hoping,
Then show me.

I’m tired of guessing.
I lose sleep at night
Analyzing your actions,
Praying I’m right.
I’d wait forever
If I was sure you cared.
But it’s taking you so long,
Frankly I’m scared.


You want me, don’t you baby?
You want me like I’m hoping,
Then show me

Find a way to be close to me.
Fall all over yourself just to be near me!

When you’re not around
I can feel my heart sinking.
You want me here too.
Say it’s not wishful thinking.


You want me, don’t you baby?
You want me like I’m hoping,
Then show me.

Comments

Debbie said…
I didn't know that about this song, but it is so beautiful that it always brings tears to my eyes.

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