I Wonder Where You Are Tonight
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I Wonder Where You Are Tonight
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Tonight I'm sad my heart is weary I'm wondering if I'm wrong or right
To dream about you though you left me I wonder where you are tonight
That old rain is cold and slowly falling upon my window pane tonight
And though your heart was even colder I wonder where you are tonight
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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
That old rain is cold and slowly falling...
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