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Artist/Band: Jon Secada
Lyrics for Song: Speak To The Wind
Lyrics for Album: Other Songs - Jon Secada



Feel your skin
Taste your lips
The love we made
Seems like yesterday
Walk with me
It hurt so much to let you go
Come to me
I let you slip away
With so much to say (so much)

I speak to the wind
Whisper your name in the dark
Waiting to find the answers
Hoping to wash away your tears
I speak to the wind
Closing my eyes for a moment
Imagine your face in the morning light
Girl, you light up my life (you light up my life)

Fell so deep
Did so wrong
Turn back time
And be where you belong
'Cause I need you now
Make it right somehow
To hold you close
Live out the dream (live out the dream)

I speak to the wind
Whisper your name in the dark
Waiting to find the answers
Hoping to wash away your tears
I speak to the wind
Closing my eyes for a moment
Imagine your face in the morning light
Girl, you light up my life (you light up my life)

'Cause I need you now
Make it right somehow
To hold you close
Live out the dream (live out the dream)

I speak to the wind
Whisper your name in the dark
Waiting to find the answers
Hoping to wash away your tears
I speak to the wind
Closing my eyes for a moment
Imagine your face in the morning light
Girl, you light up my life (you light up my life)


Album Lyrics: Other Songs - Jon Secada


Jon Secada
"Other Songs - Jon Secada"


1. Ay Bueno
2. Better Part Of Me
3. Do You Believe In Us?
4. Do You Really Want Me?
5. If I Never Knew You
6. If You Go
7. Love's About To Change My Mind
8. Me Enferma
9. My Life (Through The Spirit In Your Eyes
10. Por Amor (Duo Con Gloria Estefan)
11. Si No Fuera Por Ti
12. Si Te Vas (Spanglish)
13. Speak To The Wind
14. Stop
15. The Last Goodbye
16. Too Late, Too Soon