Who Am I?
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Who Am I?
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(Yeah-yeah, lah-lah)
(Who am I, who am I)
A thousand times they asked me why
Who am I, who am I
That I should dare
To fall in love with you
I never meant to aim so high
Who am I, who am I
Well now I ask you
What am I to do
Am I supposed to sit and cry
Who am I, who am I
To tell my heart
This isn't really true
I'll tell no lie
I'm mister mighty high
And you're the reason why
They ask me "who am I"
No longer no one (no one)
Because I'm your one (your one)
That makes me someone (someone)
And this I know, who am I without you
Never again to sit and cry
Who am I, who am I
I'll tell my heart
This time it's really true
I'll tell no lie
I'm mister mighty high
And you're the reason why
They ask me "who am I"
Who am I
Who am I
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Jackie Wilson performs "Who Am I?", and this lyric page sits inside the Jackie Wilson catalog on LyroVerse.
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