Somewhere Out There Tonight
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Somewhere Out There Tonight
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Well I'm slippin' on my old party clothes
Wondering if they're still in style
Ain't had 'em on
Since you've been gone
And that's been along long while
And I wonder if these old dancing shoes
Will they still feel right?
Guess I'll never know
Unless I go somewhere out there tonight
Been livin' alone
Since you've been gone
Hoping you might return
And I've yet to let
A stranger in my door
But I'm feeling more willing
Than ever before
Oh I wonder if I'll feel out of place
Should new arms hold me tight
Guess I'll never know
Unless I go somewhere out there tonight
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