Album: 7 (2017)
Charted: 5 16
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  • No limit in the sky that I won't fly for ya (for ya, for ya, for ya)
    No amount of tears in my eyes that I won't cry for ya (for ya), oh no
    With every breath that I take
    I want you to share that air with me
    There's no promise that I won't keep
    I'll climb a mountain, there's none too steep

    When it comes to you (to you)
    There's no crime
    Let's take both of our souls
    And intertwine
    When it comes to you (to you)
    Don't be blind
    Watch me speak from my heart when it comes to you
    Comes to you

    Want you to share that
    (When it comes to you)

    Cupid ain't a lie, arrow got your name on it, oh yeah
    Don't miss out on a love and regret yourself on it, ooh (ooh)
    Open up your mind, clear your head
    Ain't gotta wake up to an empty bed
    Share my life, it's yours to keep
    Now that I give to you all of me, oh

    When it comes to you (to you)
    There's no crime
    Let's take both of our souls
    And intertwine
    When it comes to you (to you)
    Don't be blind
    Watch me speak from my heart when it comes to you
    Comes to you

    Want you to share that
    (Share) when it comes to you
    Want you to share that

    When it comes to you (to you)
    There's no crime
    Let's take both of our souls
    And intertwine
    When it comes to you (to you)
    Don't be blind
    Watch me speak from my heart when it comes to you
    Comes to you (you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you) Writer/s: Daniel Hesdey Tuparia, David Guetta, Giorgio H. Tuinfort, Jason P. D. Boyd, Justin Bieber
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, CTM Publishing, Hipgnosis Songs Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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