Feels Like the First Time - Beverley Craven

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Feels Like the First Time Lyrics

Forget it, I tell myself
there's some else sharing your life
and we'll regret it when it's too late
we'll lie awake in the dark
pretending everything's the same
but knowing me I will be in love again
When your eyes meet mine
I change the conversation
and then you kill me with a smile
maybe it's too much wine
and my imagination
it feels like the first time

Don't let it be over yet
I wanna get closer to you
'cos you're making me feel alive
I know that it isn't right
inside me there's a tug of war
and now that I can't resist it anymore

When your eyes meet mine
I change the conversation
and then you kill me with a smile
maybe it's too much wine
and my imagination
it feels like the first time
it feels like the first time

it feels like the first time

When your eyes meet mine
I change the conversation
and then you kill me with a smile
maybe it's too much wine
and my imagination
it feels like the first time

it feels like the first time

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Beverley Craven is a British singer, born 28 June 1963 in Colombo, Sri Lanka.

She had her greatest success in the early 90s, and is best known for the hit "Promise Me" which hit Number 3 in the UK singles chart in 1991 and is taken from her self-titled debut album released in 1990. Craven achieved another five entries in the same chart over the next two years.

After first meeting backstage at a Tears for Fears concert, Craven married singer/songwriter Colin Campsie, and the couple now have three daughters. Campsie and Craven used to own the top & bottom flats in a three-storey house in London. When the person in the middle moved out, they bought the flat and converted the building back into one house. The family now live in Buckinghamshire.

She survived Breast cancer in 2005, and was given the all clear in February 2006. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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