Maybe (You Don't Know My World)
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Maybe (You Don't Know My World)
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Maybe she’s married with some kind of fool
Maybe she thinks I am cool
Maybe she loves him but don’t try nobody else
Maybe she don’t meet myself
Don’t tell me I’m too late
‘Cause I’m trying to show you another way
You don’t know my world
Uh uh uh uh
Maybe she’s tired of same old stories
Maybe she wants to know another
Maybe she loves him but don’t try nobody else
Maybe she don’t meet myself
Don’t tell me I’m too late
“Cause I’m trying to show you another way
Don’t tell me I’m too late
“Cause I’m trying to find the right words to say
Oh, oh, oh oh uh oh oh, oh
You don’t know my world
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