Only When I Lose Myself [Josh Abraham Remix]
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Lyrics
[Intro] It's only when I lose myself with someone else That I find myself, I find myself It's only when I lose myself with someone else That I find myself, I find myself [Verse 1] Something beautiful is happening inside for me Something sensual, it's full of fire and mystery I feel hypnotised, I feel paralysed I have found heaven [Verse 2] There's a thousand reasons why I shouldn't spend my time with you For every reason not to be here I can think of two To keep me hanging on feeling nothing's wrong Inside your heaven [Chorus] It's only when I lose myself with someone else That I find myself, I find myself It's only when I lose myself with someone else That I find myself, I find myself (I find myself) [Verse 3] I can feel the emptiness inside me fade and disappear There's a feeling of contentment now that you are here I feel satisfied, I belong inside Your velvet heaven [Bridge] Did I need to sell my soul for pleasure like this? Did I have to lose control to treasure your kiss? Did I need to place my heart in the palm of your hand Before I could even start to understand? [Chorus] It's only when I lose myself with someone else (It's only when I lose myself with someone else) That I find myself, I find myself (That I find myself, I find myself) It's only when I lose myself with someone else (It's only when I lose myself with someone else) That I find myself, I find myself (That I find myself, I find myself) It's only when I lose myself with someone else (It's only when I lose myself with someone else) That I find myself, I find myself (That I find myself, I find myself) It's only when I lose myself with someone else (It's only when I lose myself with someone else) That I find myself, I find myself (That I find myself, I find myself)
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Credits
- Writers
- Martin L. Gore