Wrap My Words Around You

Daniel Bedingfield · Second First Impression [2004]

Is it fair to write a song to a woman

Is it fair to play to try to win her heart

Is it right to bring her sonnets in the morning-time

To express the first few longings when they start

To express the first few longings when they start

Is it right to let her feelings rise to catch you

Is it ok when her heart begins to fall

Would you blame me if I wrap my words around you girl

Would I wrong you to say anything at all

Would I wrong you to say anything at all



But if I wrap my words around you

Wrap my words around you

If I wrap my words around you

Would you stay, would you stay, would you

Wrap my words around you

Wrap my words around you

If I wrap my words around you

Would you stay, would it play with your heart



Am I a hunter if I send poems to please you

Am I a cad if I mean everything I say

Should I even let you know this song's about you girl

Just because I want to see you smile today

And my words may bind you to me much too tightly

And you may choke upon them if we fall apart

It's not fair to write a song to a woman, no

Because a woman takes a song into her heart

Because a woman takes a song into her heart



So let me wrap my words around you

Wrap my words around you

Wrap my words around you

Till you stay, till you stay, let me

Wrap my words around you

Wrap my words around you

Darling, wrap my words around you

Till you stay, would it play with your heart