It hurts me when you cry when you feel the love is gone. Don't give up on us when you got so much to believe in. And so I beg you please stay yeah. Danger in the night, a flame that never dies in a world of lonely faces you need someone to survive, a love like yours should never live alone.
Let me be your bodyguard, (I can be useful to you) we can just get excited, stop before we go too far. Let me be your bodyguard. (Living in my protection) we can just get ignited, lost inside it's only you and me.
VERSE 2: There's things you shouldn't do You lose your self-control Should the eyes of a perfect stranger Take you down to a new sensation Just turn back to me Don't wait till it's gone Don't go where you don't belong In a world of pain and sorrow Every wish is your command A heart like yours Should always find a home.
I know the signs and I'm telling you you're living on borrowed time, but a heart needs love like a flower needs rain, like I'm making you mine.
Let me be your bodyguard, (I can be useful to you) we can just get excited, stop before we go too far. Let me be your bodyguard. (Living in my protection) we can just get ignited, what we had never known all our lives, I pray it's not too late, I would die by your side my love I'm the life that you save.
In this world of pain and sorrow every wish is your command, a heart like yours should never live alone.
I used to dream of a special one and now I feel it's coming true, but I couldn't let go, I'm a jealous guy what you're putting me through.
Let me be your bodyguard, (I can be useful to you) we can just get excited, stop before we go too far. Let me be your bodyguard. (Living in my protection) we can just get ignited, stop before we go too far.
Let me be your bodyguard, (I can be useful to you) we can just get excited, stop before we go too far. Let me be your bodyguard. (Living in my protection) we can just get ignited, Let me be your bodyguard, (I can be useful to you)
Compositores: Barry Alan Crompton Gibb (Barry Gibb), Robin Hugh Gibb (Robin Gibb), Maurice Ernest Gibb (Maurice Gibb) ECAD: Obra #18569915 Fonograma #1148669