Love Wan Tin Tin...

http://www.naijastories.com/2010/06/love-wan-tin-tin%E2%80%A6/

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When I think of you there is a smile upon my face
When I think of you my heart begins to race
When I think of you, where you are is where my soul yearns to be
 
Holding hands, dreaming dreams,
You enjoying my presence as I bask in yours,
Seeing nothing else but you and the feelings we share
I see the fire in your eyes and I know its there because you hold me dear

Oh, the gentleness of your touch,
Your ever so tender kisses,
Butterflies in my tummy when you say my name
This music in my ears when you laugh
And the warmth you radiate when you smile

You call me hopeless romantic and I proudly wear the badge
Tease me once again like you like to do and I’ll…I’ll…
Ifunanya, stop it now, oya don’t stop again
Hahaha, you will kill me o!

You willed me to fall and now I have fallen hard
I love you baby, and here I rest my case.

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