"Just One Kiss" genre: Love Songs
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	This song is a demo for this songwriter. It was written for my wife, and also for my sister who lost her husband to cancer. It pays homage to that first kiss and how it can alter one's life forever.
	Credits: ©2002 Thomas M. Vassallo - Words and Music by Tom Vassallo
	Story Behind the Song The original draft for this song was written in about a half hour. It was refined and the words changed from the original draft. Most of my songs are done in two or three takes. That's because I'm not a great guitarist and I make mistakes. Also...sometimes the phone rings while I'm recording! Lyrics JUST ONE KISS ©2002 Thomas M. Vassallo Words and Music By Tom Vassallo I recall when we met, Didn’t know you loved me yet. That first kiss, that embrace And that smile was on your face. It was right then that I knew There was no one else but you. Just one kiss, just one smile And I held you for a while Who’d have thought that all of this Could’ve started out with just one kiss? Through the years our love grew. You loved me and I loved you. Through the sunshine, through the rain, Through the laughter and the pain. Though the years go by too fast, we just can’t live in the past. Just one kiss, just one smile And I’ll hold you for a while. Who’d have thought that all of this Could’ve started out with just one kiss? We grew old and we knew You’d leave me or I’d leave you. Then you asked if I could do one more thing for you. You said “Please don’t say goodbye
It‘ll only make me cry”. Just one kiss, just one smile And please hold me for a while. I’m so glad I didn’t miss everything you gave with just one kiss. ©2002 Thomas M. Vassallo

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