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Artist: Norah Jones
Canonical path: /norah-jones/and-then-there-was-you
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And Then There Was You
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And Then There Was You
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And then there was you
And then there was you, my dear
I thought love was a game one would win or would lose
Until I found you
Until I found you, my dear
I thought love was a shame so I threw it away
And then there was you
I thought I was right
But now it seems I was wrong
I just waited so long and I feared love had gone
And then there was you
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