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Air Supply ~ Two Less Lonely People


(howard greenfield, ken hirsch) I was down my dreams were wearing thin When you're lost where do you begin My heart always seemed to drift from day to day Looking for the love than never came my way Then you smiled and i reached out to you I could tell you were lonely too One look then it all began for you and me The moment that we touched i knew that there would be (chorus) Two less lonely people in the world And it's gonna be fine Out of all the people in the world I just can't believe you're mine In my life where everything was wrong Something finally went right Now there's two less lonely people In the world tonight Just to think what i might have missed Looking back how did i exist I dreamed, still i never thought i'd come this far But miracles come true, i know 'cause here we are (repeat chorus) more free lyrics

(howard greenfield, ken hirsch)

I was down my dreams were wearing thin
When you're lost where do you begin
My heart always seemed to drift from day to day
Looking for the love than never came my way

Then you smiled and i reached out to you
I could tell you were lonely too
One look then it all began for you and me
The moment that we touched i knew that there would be

(chorus)
Two less lonely people in the world
And it's gonna be fine
Out of all the people in the world
I just can't believe you're mine
In my life where everything was wrong
Something finally went right
Now there's two less lonely people
In the world tonight

Just to think what i might have missed
Looking back how did i exist
I dreamed, still i never thought i'd come this far
But miracles come true, i know 'cause here we are
(repeat chorus)

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