Hey Babe
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Hey Babe
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Hey babe,
say you're mine, all mine.
I need it oh so bad.
Hey babe, hey babe.
I know that all things pass.
Let's try to make this last.
Oh, can you see
my love shining for you?
Oh, can you see
my love shining for you?
Hey babe, can I count on you
To see me through?
Hey babe, hey babe.
All I need is your love
And the stars above.
Oh, can you see
my love shining for you?
Oh, can you see
my love shining for you?
Hey babe,
say you're mine, all mine.
I need you oh so bad.
Hey babe, hey babe.
I know that all things pass.
Let's try to make this last.
Oh, can you see
my love shining for you?
Oh, can you see
my love shining for you?
Hey babe,
I know that all things pass.
Let's try to make this last.
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Who performs "Hey Babe"?
Neil Young performs "Hey Babe", and this lyric page sits inside the Neil Young catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Journey Through The Past and My My, Hey Hey (Out Of The Blue) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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