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Ace of Base - He Decides lyrics
EUROPEAN VERSION Music & Lyrics by Jenny Berggren Lead Vocals by Jenny Backing Vocals by Linn & Douglas Carr Keyboards & Programming by Douglas Carr & Peo Häggström Recorded at Platina Studio Mixed at Polar Studio by Bernhard Löhr Produced & Arranged by Douglas Carr & Peo Häggström AMERICAN VERSION Music & Lyrics by Jenny Berggren Lead Vocals by Jenny Keyboards & Programming by Jonas Recorded at The Barn Studio Mixed at Starstruck Studios by David Leonard Produced by Charles Fisher & Jonas Can't you hear them whispering Around you all the time Can't you tell the difference between Things when you're in love I hear your voice is trembling Everytime when he's around Your detached engagements In the things I say means love, oh He decides whether you should smile Whether you should cry Whether you should be happy He decides whether you should smile Whether you should cry Whether you should be sad If he doesn't love you You're afraid that you can't go on Living without loving Never makes a person strong, no If he really loves you Let him show you that instead I will be here with you 'Cause I know that you're afraid of love He decides whether you should smile Whether you should cry Whether you should be happy He decides whether you should smile Whether you should cry Whether you should be sad You'll never change my mind my friend Don't let that feeling go This love might change your world around In time you'll have to know, oh yeah Whether you should go Oh yeah He decides whether you should smile Whether you should cry Whether you should be happy He decides whether you should smile Whether you should cry Whether you should be sad Whether you should be happy Whether you should cry Whether you should be happy He decides Whether you I know that He decides |
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