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Blake Shelton ~ All Over Me


Written by blake shelton, earl thomas conley, & mike pyle There was a time I really used to care about what others thought And the way they talk In a crowd I used to pull away when she would kiss my face And touch my hair She didn't care who saw (chorus) She was all over me And i used to let it get all over me And now to prove that i love her I'd crawl on my knees for the whole world to see Now that she's all over me The sky is blue But from where i stand in the middle of this heartache It sure looks gray All alone What i wouldn't give if i could feel The familiar touch of her love holding me again (repeat chorus two times) more free lyrics

Written by blake shelton, earl thomas conley, & mike pyle

There was a time
I really used to care about what others thought
And the way they talk
In a crowd
I used to pull away when she would kiss my face
And touch my hair
She didn't care who saw

(chorus)
She was all over me
And i used to let it get all over me
And now to prove that i love her
I'd crawl on my knees for the whole world to see
Now that she's all over me

The sky is blue
But from where i stand in the middle of this heartache
It sure looks gray
All alone
What i wouldn't give if i could feel
The familiar touch of her love holding me again

(repeat chorus two times)

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