I Found You
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I Found You
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I was out for fun
into action
looking for some satisfaction
gimme something shiny, something new
running wild all alone
lost with no direction home
another rolling stone
black and blue
I found you
you crashed into my dreams
started stealing all the scenes
and now it seems you've got me too
I found you
much to my surprise
I just opened up my eyes
to find you glad to find me to
I found you
I climbed aboard
the magic bus
faced the dragons chasing us
battling the windmills of my youth
I searched along Park Avenue
and climbed the mountains of Peru
and never got no closer to the truth
on the ropes
down and out
waiting for the ref to count
but just before the final round was through
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Brian Ray performs "I Found You", and this lyric page sits inside the Brian Ray catalog on LyroVerse.
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