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I Don't Know You (Remastered)

(Verse 1) I don’t know you, but I know who you are, The woman who reigns in my dreams from afar. I wish I could talk to you, find the courage inside, To tell you just how much you’ve been on my mind. (Verse 2) I don’t know you, but I often see, You walking downtown so peacefully. I wonder if someday, I’ll catch your eye, With a simple excuse, just to say "hi." (Chorus) I don’t know you, but you’re so divine, I have to do something—I’m running out of time. I’d never forgive myself if someone took you away from me. I couldn’t go on, I wouldn’t breathe... I wouldn’t breathe. (Verse 3) I don’t know you, but I have to try, Maybe over a coffee, just to say hi. I’d love to meet you, to walk side by side, By the river, the sea, under the moonlight. In an enchanted forest, or beyond the stars, It doesn’t matter—as long as you’re not far. (Verse 4) I don’t know you, but I know who you are, The woman who lives in the depths of my heart. I wish I could talk to you, find the courage inside, To tell you just how much you’ve been on my mind. (Bridge) Now’s the moment—I won’t hesitate, As you walk down that tree-lined lane. I stop, I smile, I look in your eyes, You say nothing—you listen, surprised. I don’t know you, but I need to say, I want to know you—to show you the way, That you’ve lived in my dreams for so many days. (Outro - Happy Ending! 🎶) She looks at me, smiles, and says yes, "Tomorrow, at four, at the café—I’ll be there." …See you tomorrow. (Bridge) Now’s the moment—I won’t hesitate, As you walk down that tree-lined lane. I stop, I smile, I look in your eyes, You say nothing—you listen, surprised. I don’t know you, but I need to say, I want to know you—to show you the way, That you’ve lived in my dreams for so many days. (Outro - Happy Ending! 🎶) She looks at me, smiles, and says yes, "Tomorrow, at four, at the café—I’ll be there." …See you tomorrow. I don’t know you, but I know who you are, The woman who lives in the depths of my heart. I wish I could talk to you, find the courage inside, To tell you just how much you’ve been on my mind.