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Artist: Eddie Fontaine
Canonical path: /eddie-fontaine/i-ll-be-there
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I'll Be There
Read I'll Be There lyrics by Eddie Fontaine on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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I'll Be There
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After you told me
That you love me
Then I gave
my heart to you
Now you tell me
That you're leaving
How could you do
This thing to me?
Go, go, go,
I won't try to stop you
Go, Go, Go,
If you really don't care
What if ever
You should leave me
But you just have to call
And darling I'll be there
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Eddie Fontaine performs "I'll Be There", and this lyric page sits inside the Eddie Fontaine catalog on LyroVerse.
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