Oochie Wally
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Oochie Wally
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I wake up in the morning saying
I want your heartbeats to last, you bet
I woke up in the morning in tears and breathed deeply
Together we can win one more day again
I wish to be in your place and make it sway
Then you could finally speak sweetly again
This made me a rebel 'cause my prayers didn't come true
You showed me how to find my way in your way
Did God take you away from me?
Did this happen for me to grow up?
I just want this day to say
How your actions will carry me for all my days
What I really mean is the little things become the biggest
I don't want to lose these memories
I just want this day to say
How your actions will carry me for all my days
What I really mean is the little things become the biggest
I don't want to lose these memories
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Who performs "Oochie Wally"?
Braveheart performs "Oochie Wally", and this lyric page sits inside the Braveheart catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 1983 (Sorrow) and A Christmas Carol with a short reason for opening each page next.
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