Ritual

Album: Dan Reed Network (1988)
Charted: 38
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  • Baby I wasn't, all the same things that you want
    Baby I need, all the same things you need

    When it comes to lovin' you, I can relate
    We're two of a kind. I know how you operate
    Baby, You are my ritual
    Burnin' in my soul. Never let you go
    You are my ritual, my ritual baby

    I love, all the same things you love
    Baby I long for, all the same things you long for. Every night!

    When it comes to lovin' you, I can relate
    We're two of a kind, honey I know how you operate
    Baby, You are my ritual
    Burnin' in my soul. Never let you go
    You are my ritual, my ritual
    Baby, You are my ritual
    Burnin' in my soul. Never let you go
    You are my ritual

    Every night I worship the love we got. There's a bond between us
    Every night, I pray to the gods of love

    There's a certain passion, that covers us at night
    It's more than one desire. It's a bond that keeps us tight
    Images of love, burning in my soul
    You are my ritual. I can't let go

    When it comes to lovin' you, I can relate
    We want the same things. I don't care if you make me wait
    We're two of a kind, honey I know how you operate
    Baby, You are my ritual
    Burnin' in my soul. Never let you go
    You are my ritual, my ritual
    Baby, You are my ritual
    Burnin' in my soul. Never let you go
    You are my ritual, my ritual Writer/s: Dan Edward Reed
    Publisher: CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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