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  • Main » M » Mariah Carey » Fourth of July
    Mariah Carey - Fourth of July lyrics (Rating: 0.00)
    Posted: 28.07.2004
    Views: 198
    INTRO
    Trembling
    Starry eyed
    As you put your hand in mine...
    
    VERSE 1
    It was twilight
    On the Fourth of July
    Sparkling colors were
    Strewn across the sky
    And we sat close enough
    That we just barely touched
    While roman candles
    Went soaring above us and baby
    
    CHORUS 1
    Then you put your hand in mine
    And we wandered away
    I was trembling inside
    But I wanted to stay
    Pressed against you there and leave the world behind
    On that Fourth of july
    
    VERSE 2
    So starry eyed
    On the flowery hillside
    Breathless and fervid
    Amid the dandelions
    As it swept over me
    Like the wind trough the trees
    I felt you sigh with a
    Sweet intensity and baby
    
    CHORUS 2
    Then you put your hand in mine
    And we floated away
    Delicately lay entwined
    In an intimate daze
    A crescent moon began to shine
    And I wanted to stay
    Tangled up with you among the fireflies
    On that Fourth of july
    
    BRIDGE
    Thunder clouds
    Hung around
    So threateningly
    Ominously hovering
    And the sky
    Opened wide
    Showering
    
    CHORUS 3
    Then you put your hand in mine
    And we ran from the rain
    Tentatively kissed goodnight
    And went our separate ways
    And I've never truly felt the way that I
    Felt the Fourth of July
    
    OUTRO
    Truly I have never felt the same inside
    Like that Fourth of July
    Truly I could never feel the same as I
    Felt that Fourth of July