I Wonder Where You Are Tonight
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I Wonder Where You Are Tonight
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1. Tonight I'm sad, my heart is weary,
Wond'ring if I'm wrong or right,
To think about you, though you left me,
I wonder where you are tonight.
cho: The rain is cold and slowly falling,
Upon my window pane tonight,
And though your love grows even colder
I wonder where you are tonight.
2. You broke my heart, you never loved me,
Though you often said you cared.
And now you've gone to find another,
Someone who knows the love I shared.
cho....
3. Then came the dawn the day you left me,
I tried to smile with all my might.
But you could see the pain within me,
That lingers in my heart tonight.
cho....
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