I Want You
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I Want You
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If he takes you out tonight
He better keep his hands in sight
Think about it
Think about it
He better think about it
'Cause i want you
If he takes you out tonight
Holds your hand and shows you the city lights
Think about it
Think about it
He better think about it
'Cause I want you
Sorrow, my fair-weather friend, comes 'round again
Every time I come in from the dark she's there
(to take my love away)
All I know is you're the only goodness I have found
Save this poor swimmer before he drowns
If he takes you out tonight
You better let him know in your own way that you're mine
Think about it
Think about it
He better think about it
'Cause I want you
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Kevin Montgomery performs "I Want You", and this lyric page sits inside the Kevin Montgomery catalog on LyroVerse.
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