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Help me! my brain is going to go on haitus!

It started out very innocently. I was done cleaning my room and just sat down singing songs as the came to my head. then i started singing this one song and i liked it so much so that I wanted to hear the original again. But, I CAN"T FOR THE LIFE OF ME FIGURE OUT THE NAME OF THE SONG!!!!!!

I think it goes something like this:
Softly spoken , ta  ta  ta ta   taa (words on my pillow)
you make this haaaaar-aaaarrr-aard...
teardrops down my face....

then:
I wanna be beside you
I cannot hide you...?...

PLEASE,please help me!!!! I feel like my head is going to shut down soon. I have googled all the possible combos and haven't found anything; looked through my Pandora history and nothing


Fu$+r8T3dLi Ur$


TYB

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