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Artist: Hall and Oates
Canonical path: /hall-oates/number-one
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Number One
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Number One
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Old girlfriend she come walkin down the street
When i saw her it was like seeing a stranger
But even if i try to work it up no emotions are there
That's when i realise what you are to me
And how much i really care
Number one
You're number one with me
Blast from the past say "why don't you call me anymore
It's been too long and some nights i need you so."
But even if i tried to work it up no emotions are there
And i realised what you are to me
And how much i really care
Number one
You're number one with me
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