Tears
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Tears
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Where do you go
Where you go
Where do you go
Where you go now
Oh I don't know what to do now
Where do you go
Where you go
Where do you go
Where you go now
Hey, oh I don't know why you are leaving
Oh,oh,oh my eyes I'm crying
Oh my eyes cause I don't want you to go
I don't want to lose you and I go crazy
Where do you go
Where you go
Where do you go
Where you go now
Oh,I don't know why it's ending
Where do you go
Where you go
Where do you go
Where you go
Oh, I don't know where to standing
Oh,oh,oh my eyes I'm crying
Oh my eyes cause I don't want you to go
I don't want to lose you and I go crazy
Where do you go
Where you go
Where do you go
Where you go
Oh,oh,oh my eyes I'm crying
Oh my eyes cause I don't want you to go
I don't want to lose you and I go crazy
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Who performs "Tears"?
Michael Schulte performs "Tears", and this lyric page sits inside the Michael Schulte catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Tears"?
Yes. The related section below points to You Let Me Walk Alone and A-Team (ft. Ed Sheeran) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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