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Artist: Charlie barnet
Canonical path: /charlie-barnet/where-was-i
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Where was I
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Where was I
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Where Was I
Charlie Barnett
Oh where was I the night
that you surrendered to a sigh.
Where was I
The moon was high the night
that you first listened to a lie.
Where was I.
I always felt
that you would melt
in someon's arms some night
And I was right.
The moment came
but what a shame
that someone else came by.
Where was I.
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