There are very few songs in this lifetime that bring me to tears. Most of them have Eric Clapton in it, and a couple from John Mayer. But in general, not so many. So imagine my surprise when I found out that everytime I listen to David Cook’s rendition of Neil Diamond’s All I Really Need Is You, I tear up.
I guess because the past year has made me more grateful and mature with my relationship with Dylan. We seldom fight now. There are a handful of arguments here and there, but nothing major ever. Most of the arguing happen after work, when we’re both tired and I go against my negative energy and choose that hour to “talk”.
I don’t think I’ve been this contented. It’s such a relief to finally be in a point when I am just thankful and happy and satisfied in my love life. I have passion, faith and love in this relationship — and I am not used to having all three. :)
So yeah. There. This is cheesy year. Finally, we’re both in a good place. A really good place. And like I always say, I am fortunate to be with someone whose dreams are as big as mine.
After all these years
After all these tears between us
Still I couldn’t find
Someone half as right as you
And each time I stop to think
What it is I really need
Here’s what I conclude
All I really need is youJust say what you want to say
You don’t have a chance in the world
Can I, knowing how I’ve tried
Still come close to losing you, girl
When you are my world
Have I spent so many years
Trying but in vain to tell you
Don’t you know it’s true
All I really need is you
*melt here*
the salt of your skin 