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Don't ask me why

If you can, please don't ask me why,
When you feel like asking me, please don't try,
There is no evidence or reason to why I love you with all  my heart
I was with you since day one wasn't I?
Trust no one they say, but I'm someone ain't I?
If your answer is yes, please spare me the WHYs;

 True love, I might not believe in,
Love at first sight, I might not have seen,
but all I acknowledge is you and me;
Love is a mystery, but i love you with simplicity,
Let's be the reason they wanna go through thick and thin,
Don't fuss over anything and let us be;

 I represent Team Talk Less, 
I believe in silence,
but i won't deny how much I care.
Love me like you'll never love again,
love me and I won't make you regret,
Divided we are crap, together we are great;

 Superflous are my words, when I think of you,
I think that's enough proof that I love you,
now take a deep breath, think of me and you;
 and NEVER EVER ASK ME WHY I LOVE YOU.
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