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Marc Anthony ~ How Could I


It was a coldest day in December A day I always will remember I looked into your eyes And faced my deepest fear I had drifted too far Far from you my dear [Chorus:] So how could I Turn away from the one I love How could I When I know what my heart's made of Could it be That your soul lives inside of me How could I ever say good-bye Why was I so afraid to tell her That for her I would fight a thousand soldiers But just like an angry child I kept my feelings locked inside There were rivers of tears Flowing from her eyes [Repeat Chorus:] When you fall in love You never know how long it lasts But the one thing I knew in my heart Is that I was fading much too fast [Repeat Chorus] more free lyrics

It was a coldest day in December
A day I always will remember
I looked into your eyes
And faced my deepest fear
I had drifted too far
Far from you my dear

[Chorus:]

So how could I
Turn away from the one I love
How could I
When I know what my heart's made of
Could it be
That your soul lives inside of me
How could I ever say good-bye
Why was I so afraid to tell her
That for her I would fight a thousand soldiers
But just like an angry child
I kept my feelings locked inside
There were rivers of tears
Flowing from her eyes

[Repeat Chorus:]

When you fall in love
You never know how long it lasts
But the one thing I knew in my heart
Is that I was fading much too fast

[Repeat Chorus]

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