I’d look at you,
And I flew,
Your beautiful eyes,
I’d never say my good-byes.

My soul was mine,
And that was just fine,
But my heart was yours,
And I fell to the floors.

Pulling you in with my charms,
I held you in my arms.
Your were like a cloud,
And not the least bit loud.

I’d place my hands on your soft hips,
And kiss your inviting lips.
Your warmth was persuasive,
And yet you were so evasive.

My soul was mine,
And that was just fine,
But my heart was yours,
And I fell to the floors.

Your games were pointless,
As I remained heartless.
I’d ask for yours,
And you’d just put up doors.

I needed a key,
But all I could do was flee,
And you’d come back,
With a jack.

My soul was mine,
And that was just fine,
But my heart was yours,
And I fell to the floors.

Finally one day,
You were at play,
Your door was in front of me,
And I found the key.

I had you in my arms,
And there were no harms.
You did what you do,
And I said I love you.

My soul was mine,
And that was just fine,
But my heart was yours,
And I fell to the floors.

My heart was yours,
And your heart was mine.
There were no more doors,
And I never changed my mind.