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Endless Delights
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Endless Delights was released on June 1, 1999 by JAY Records as a part of the album The Baker's Wife (Original London Cast)
June 1, 1999
LabelJAY Records
LanguageEnglish
BPM64
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy

Lyrics

What a morning, you can taste it
It's just right to come after our night before
And no worry if we waste it
When we know we'll have so many more
I've known sweet girls
I've known tall girls
I've known short girls and shy girls
But now with you
I have found the best of all girls
I've said it before, sure, but this time it's true
Do you love me?
Yes, I love you
Would you kill for me?
Gladly, I'd die for you too
If I left you
I'd never recover
That's nice, then you love
Yes, I love
No, you don't
Yes, I do
And forever and forever
For the rest of my days
For the rest of my nights
And forever
And ever
And ever again
I will spend in a blend of your endless delights
What a lover, what a specimen
You're the best thing I've known since I can't recall
I've forgotten all those lesser men
You erase every trace of them all
Except dear Marber, oh, don't smirk that way
Sure he's no match for you in your undershirt
I just wish life didn't work that way
That for me to be happy, it's him I must hurt
But you love me
Yes, I love you
Would you kill for me?
Gladly, I'd die for you too
If I left you
I'd never recover
That's nice, then you love
Yes, I love
No, you don't
Yes, I do
We love strongly
We love truly, yet
Can we really stay true once the first fling is flung?
Look at Romeo, look at Juliet
They stayed true 'til they died
But they died very young
But our love will go on and on
And on and on
And on and on
And on and on
And I miss you, you don't know how badly I will
And on and on
And on and on
And I love, yes, I love, you can see that I do
And on and on
And on and on
And forever and forever
For the rest of my days
For the rest of my nights
And forever and ever we'll stay, stay
Let pleasure be never delayed at night
Speaking of pleasure, let's go back inside
For a few more endless delights
Written by: Stephen Schwartz

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