Werever Would I Be
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Werever Would I Be
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When my would is turning
When it's turning upside down
when allI see is rain
When I think the night won't end
I just think of you
And I can see the sun again
Wherever would I be without you
If I didn't have you
Whatever would I do now, baby
Wherever would I be without you
I'd be nowhere. I'd be nowhere
When the dreams I dreams all seen a million miles away
When I'm sure I'll never win
When it's looking like I've lost my faith
I just look at you baby
And I got a reason to believe again
Wherever would I be without you,tell me
If didn't have you
Whatever would I do now,baby
Wherever would I be wutiout you
I'd be nowhere, I'd be nowhere
Without you to love me
Just be wasting time
Going out of my mind
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