You Don’t Have To Say It



You don’t have to say you love me

Because I see it in your eyes...

You don’t have to say you miss me

Because I feel it in our long goodbyes...

You don’t have to say I’m the only one

Because I can feel it in your embrace...

You don’t have to say you love me

Because it shows in your beaming face...


Every day is a blessing

Because I have you in my life...

Every day is a gift from God

Because you take away all my strife...


Every time we are together 

It’s like a magical moment we have to share...

Every time we are apart 

It’s good knowing you soon will be there...


You don’t have to say you love me

Because I see it in your eyes...

You don’t have to say you miss me

Because I feel it in our long goodbyes...

You don’t have to say I’m the only one

Because I can feel it in your embrace...

You don’t have to say you love me

Because it shows in your beaming face...


The time we spend together

The new adventures that we create...

These experiences that we share

Are proof that you are my perfect mate...


Our future will be as exciting

As we both know it truly can be...

We are so blessed to have found each other

In our world of you and me...


You don’t have to say you love me

Because I see it in your eyes...

You don’t have to say you miss me

Because I feel it in our long goodbyes...

You don’t have to say I’m the only one

Because I can feel it in your embrace...

You don’t have to say you love me

Because it shows in your beaming face...


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