What about Me
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What about Me
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You think that my heart's an open door
you can walk right into it and have a seat
whenever you need it
somehow it seems you've thrown away the keys
so i can't lock the, door when you come back for more
every day and every night
what about me
i really love you baby can't you see
what about me
i will always care
what about me
i understand that you want to be free
what about me
in moments of despair i will always care for you
maybe i am phoney if i say
that i cry sometimes when i think you forget me
and i know you do
could be it's important to be free
but when freedom starts to hurt don't you think
it's time to think of me
whenever i say
what about me...
don't you think it's time to think of me
don't you think it's time to give me all i need
delivering your soul could set us free
be honest if you want to talk 'bout love
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