Album: 100% (2009)
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  • Never thought I'd see the day
    When somebody got inside and caught my heart this way
    Didn't fit in with my masterplan
    And I can't believe that this is where I am
    Oh maybe I was living life just fine
    Friends and family would always occupy my time
    And suddenly out of the blue....
    There was You.

    No one in this world can take the place of you
    And that's 100% you got me
    100% you got me
    Oh baby, baby,
    I was made to fill that empty space in you
    And that's 100% you got me
    100 you got me

    Others in my past have tried for commitment
    But they always found themselves denied
    Love and I were incompatible
    But now what you've done to me is magical
    Oh baby I was so afraid of hurt
    I did everything to put myself on full alert
    But you broke those barriers of pain
    I breathe again.

    No one in this world can take the place of you
    And that's 100% you got me
    100% you got me

    Oh baby, baby,
    I was made to fill that empty space in you
    And that's 100% you got me
    100 you got me

    Love surely hit the spot
    And didn't wait to see if I was ready or not
    It opened up a world I thought I'd never live in
    You and I, a new beginning
    How could I ever let you go?
    I'm wishing on a future I could never have known
    You and I

    No one in this world can take the place of you
    And that's 100% you got me
    100% you got me
    Oh baby, baby,
    I was made to fill that empty space in you
    And that's 100% you got me
    100% you got me Writer/s: BEVERLEY SMITH, GUY CHAMBERS
    Publisher: Audiam, Inc., O/B/O DistroKid, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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