Miley Cyrus and David Archuleta I Wanna Know You Video and Lyrics
April 28th, 2009 | 
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It is confirmed! The American Idol Season 7 runner up, the cutie David Archuleta will be guesting on the Miley Cyrus TV series on Disney Channel. David Archuleta and Miley Cyrus will launched their new song “I Wanna Know You” on Hannah Montana Season 3 Episode 14 which is scheduled to be aired on May 3 along with the new TV series of Jonas Brothers the J.O.N.A.S! Miley and David are really cute together and they sounds good together too.
Here’s the lyrics of David and Miley “I Wanna Know You”
When I saw you over there
I didn’t mean to stare
But my mind was everywhere
I wanna know you
Girl, I guess that you’re the kind
To say what’s on your mind
But you listen when I have something to show you
You smile and never shout
You stand out in a crowd
You make the best of every situation
Correct me if I’m wrong
You’re fragile and you’re strong
A beautiful and perfect combination
Ooooh yeah
Oh oh oh
Oh oh
I wanna know you
Oh oh oh
Oh oh
I wanna go there, where you go
I wanna find out what you know
Maybe someday down the road
Sit back and say to myself
Yeah, I thought so
Maybe someday down the road
Sit back and say to myself
Yeah, I thought so.
Click here to Watch Hannah Montana Season 3 Episode 14
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I love this song sooooo much. First of all I love David Archuleta he’s the most fabulous singer and adorable too. I love Miley Cyrus also I always felt she was very talented and pretty young lady. For the two of them to put together is the best duet I have ever heard in my life. The song is AMAZING. When can we buy this great song.
it is my fave song!!!!
thanks guys
hey i love this song! but can you post the original version plz!!!! =]
it won’t work
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