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Tell Him
author: Dion
I'm scared
So afraid to show I care
Will he think me weak
If I tremble when I speak
Oooh - what if
There's another one he's
thinking of
Maybe he's in love
I'd feel like a fool
Life can be so cruel
I don't know what to do
I've been there
With my heart out in my hand
But what you must
understand
You can't let the chance
To love him pass you by
Should I
Tell him
Tell him that the sun and
moon
Rise in his eyes
Reach out to him
And whisper
Tender words so soft and
sweet
Hold him close to feel his
heart beat
Love will be the gift you give
yourself
Touch him
With the gentleness you feel
inside
Your love can't be denied
The truth will set you free
You'll have what's meant to
be
All in time you'll see
I love him
Of that much I can be sure
I don't think I could endure
If I let him walk away
When I have so much to say
I'll
Tell him
Tell him that the sun and
moon
Rise in his eyes
Reach out to him
And whisper
Tender words so soft and
sweet
Hold him close to feel his
heart beat
Love will be the gift you give
yourself
Love is light that surely glows
In the hearts of those who
know
It's a steady flame that grows
Feed the fire with all the
passion you can show
Tonight love will assume its
place
This memory time can not
erase
Blind faith will lead love
where it has to go
Tell him
Tell him that the sun and
moon
Rise in his eyes
Reach out to him
And whisper
Tender words so soft and
sweet
Hold him close to feel his
heart beat
Love will be the gift you give
yourself
Never let him go
Other songs by Dion:
Runaround Sue
Lonely Teenager
Seduces Me
Be Careful Of Stones That You Throw
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