Need Her So Bad
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Need Her So Bad
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Well did you ever quit a woman
Well then you realised that you need her so bad
Did you ever, quit a woman
Well then you realised that you need her so bad
Now she belongs to someone else
She's someone that you just can't have
Did you ever turn to cry
Well then you realised that it's just too late
Did you ever turn to cry
Then you realised that it's just too late
Because the girl that you had to yourself
She ain't coming back no way
Did you ever feel lonely
And you not know where to turn
Did you ever fell lonely
And you not know where to turn
Well then you realise that you're paying the price
Like you did to here
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