ANGEL

Disclaimer: ‘Bring out the red sheets there’s gonna be screwing

tonight!’…sorry, I thought I was Joss Whedon but as

I’m not I guess no-one here is mine (shame!)

Title and lyrics belong to Tina Cousins

Rating: I think the disclaimer is more explicit!!!

Spoilers: None – just a stop off in MY world again

Thanx: DB & SMG – it helps us keep the faith

Author’s Notes: No angst just pure emotions. Fluff WILL happen

as soon as I get this story out of my head!

Lyrics in Italics

I can’t believe I have you in my life. I’m supposed to be alone, no time for friends. I couldn’t do this without my friends. I wouldn’t be alive without you.

‘It’s not enough to say you’re beautiful

It’s not enough to say I care

I was empty for so long

Then I heard your song

My jaded heart was filled with innocence forgotten…’

People kept giving us reasons why we couldn’t be together; they still do. The age difference, the fact we can’t have children, the fact you are a vampire. None of that matters. You are my true love, my soul mate. I don’t want to be with anyone but you.

‘It’s not enough to say I think of you

It’s not enough to say we love

How I prayed that you would come

And melt me with your touch

Like the warmth of spring after the snow has fallen…’

Right now I’m in my favorite place, safely cradled in your arms. When you hold me I am at peace. It is the only time I feel truly normal.

Our relationship is going to be hard; we face so much opposition. But we will fight for it. Every day if needed. I’d give up my life for you in an instant and with my dying breath I would speak your name. Until death we will be together, and even then I believe we will meet again.

‘How was I to know an angel would come calling for me

How was I to know that heaven was so close

I can feel your love all around me

I can feel your love surrounding

Heaven sent an angel into my life

Angel, I hear you calling

Angel, I feel you near

Angel, I hear you calling

Angel, I can feel your love all around me

I can feel your love surrounding

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