Lyrics of The air that i breathe
Albert Hammond

View on itunes
Release date : 27/06/2014
Duration : 0:04:11
Style : Soundtrack
Video clip
If, i could make a wish, i think i'd pass;
Can't think of anything i need;
No cigarettes, no sleep, no light, no sound,
Nothing to eat, no books to read;
Making love with you has left me peaceful warm and tired,
What more could i ask
There's nothing left to be desired;
Peace came upon me and it leaves me weak,
So sleep, silent angel, go to sleep;
Some times, all i need is the air that i breathe
Just to love you
All i need is the air that i breathe
And to love you
All i need is the air that i breathe
************************************
(interlude musicale)
Peavce came upon me and it makes me weak,
Sleep silent angel go to sleep
Some times, all i need is the air that i breathe
And to love you,
All i need is the air that i breathe
Just to love you
All i need is the air that i breathe..............
Others tracks of Albert Hammond

Anyone here in the audience
Albert Hammond

Brand new day
Albert Hammond

Down by the river
Albert Hammond

Lyrics of Eres toda una mujer
Albert Hammond

Everything i want to do
Albert Hammond

For the peace of all mankind
Albert Hammond

From great britain to l.a.
Albert Hammond

Lyrics of Good old days
Albert Hammond

Half a million miles from home
Albert Hammond

I'm a train
Albert Hammond

If you gotta break another heart
Albert Hammond
Lyrics of It never rains in southern califonia
Albert Hammond

It never rains in southern california
Albert Hammond

Listen to the world
Albert Hammond

Names, tags, numbers & labels
Albert Hammond
Lyrics of Rebeccca
Albert Hammond

Scared
Albert Hammond

Smokey factory blues
Albert Hammond

The day the british army lost the war
Albert Hammond

Lyrics of The free electric band
Albert Hammond

The peacemaker
Albert Hammond

The road to understanding
Albert Hammond
What's for lunch today?
Albert Hammond

Lyrics of When i'm gone
Albert Hammond

Woman of the world
Albert Hammond
Lyrics of the track the air that i breathe by albert hammond.




