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Britney Spears ~ Dear Diary


Dear diary Today I saw a boy And I wondered if he noticed me He took my breath away Dear diary I can't get him off my mind And it scares me 'Cause I've never felt this way No one in this world Knows me better than you do So diary I'll confide in you Dear diary Today I saw that boy As he walked by I thought he smiled at me And I wondered Does he know what's in my heart I tried to smile, but I could hardly breathe Should I tell him how I feel Or would that scare him away Diary, tell me what to do Please tell me what to say Dear diary One touch of his hand Now I can't wait to see that boy again He smiled And I thought my heart could fly Diary, do you think that we'll be more than friends? I've got a feeling we'll be so much more more free lyrics

Dear diary
Today I saw a boy
And I wondered if he noticed me
He took my breath away

Dear diary
I can't get him off my mind
And it scares me
'Cause I've never felt this way

No one in this world
Knows me better than you do
So diary I'll confide in you

Dear diary
Today I saw that boy
As he walked by I thought he smiled at me

And I wondered
Does he know what's in my heart
I tried to smile, but I could hardly breathe

Should I tell him how I feel
Or would that scare him away
Diary, tell me what to do
Please tell me what to say

Dear diary
One touch of his hand
Now I can't wait to see that boy again

He smiled
And I thought my heart could fly
Diary, do you think that we'll be more than friends?
I've got a feeling we'll be so much more

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