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Artist: Layla
Canonical path: /layla/the-only-one
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The Only One
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The Only One
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I heard you are seeing someone new
I heard that she is not anything like you
I heard that she has seen your room
Your bed, where we used to be
Do you hold hands before you sleep?
Do you look into her eyes?
Do you tell her she's the only one?
Like you used to tell me
I can't get over the thought of being over the one that I adore
I can't get over the thought of you ever loving someone more
Do you know her face like you knew mine?
Do you like the way she feels?
Do you hold her when she's feeling small?
Like I feel now
I can't get over you.
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Layla performs "The Only One", and this lyric page sits inside the Layla catalog on LyroVerse.
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