[Intro] If you desire, I'll be someone new, A stranger to myself, reborn for you. If you desire, I'll be a fleeting mistake, A moment's misstep, for your sweet sake. If you desire, I'll be home by winter's light, Forsaking battles, and the lonely fight. If you desire, I'll guard your door with care, Or rest my head upon your bosom fair. At your behest, your peace will be my own, And all I have, my love, shall be your throne. If you desire, your faith shall be my creed, And even falsehoods, from your lips, I'll heed. If you desire, to distant shores I'll roam, To Andorra's heights, to find you, and call it home. For without you, I'm lost in endless night, Adrift in darkness, without your guiding light. Without you, love, I'm halfway to despair, A soul condemned, to wander and to err. If you desire, your name alone I'll speak, But though you wish it so, your image I will keep. If you desire, I'll move mountains, stone by stone, Whatever brings you joy, my love, shall be my own. I'll bring Tibet's treasures to your bedside, dear, Or shift the North to West, if it allays your fear. Again and again, your memory I'll hold fast, And cherish every kiss, a treasure from the past. But love's absence drowns me in the darkest night, Without its solace, I'm lost to endless blight. Without your love, we're halfway to the grave, Two souls entwined, that only love can save. For without you, I'm lost in endless night, Adrift in darkness, without your guiding light. Without you, love, I'm halfway to despair, A soul condemned, to wander and to err... if you desire... if you desire... if you desire... If you desire