| There I was at every party in town
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| All dressed up and grooving to the brand new sounds
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| There at the bar, buying drinks for whoever struck my eye
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| Oh, what a lucky guy but
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| Many nights I would drive myself home alone
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| To a big house that Luther wouldn’t call a home
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| Then came you and now I’m not the same
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| What a wonderful change and girl, you’re the blame
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| You made me want to dream again, to feel again
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| To laugh again and breathe again
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| You made me want to dance again, clap my hands again
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| Romance again, you made me want to love again
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| There I was, I was the one that
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| All the girls would call to ask, «Ask where’s the party at»
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| Had all the fly clothes and money in my pocket
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| Lots of friends with plans, everything but a man
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| On Sundays I would rise up early the morning
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| Kneel down in church to thank Him for all He’s done
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| Sneak in a prayer for somebody worth my love
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| And then you came, a little heaven here on earth
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| You made me want to dream again, to feel again
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| To laugh again and breathe again
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| You made me want to dance again, clap my hands again
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| Romance again, you made me want to love again
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| You are the smile on my face
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| Fellas I’m through, no need to chase
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| The joy in my heart as I step the floor
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| I could dance all night long
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| Baby, you’re my love song
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| You made me want to dream again, to feel again
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| To laugh again and breathe again
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| You made me want to dance again, clap my hands again
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| Romance again, you made me want to love again |