You've Become My Everything
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You've Become My Everything
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It wasn't long ago when I first met you
But it didn't take me long to want you near
And the short time that I known you I grown to love you
And I can't stand the thought that you're not here.
Why, oh why why, did you do it
You made me become someone which I'm shamed
Why, oh why, why did you do it
Why you've become my everything.
The beginning of each day I'm a new man but by noon
I begin to feel the fall
And by night I know I just got to have you
and I know that I must answer to your call.
Why, oh why why, did you do it
You made me become someone which I'm shamed
Why, oh why, why did you do it
Why you've become my everything...
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