Thinking About You
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Thinking About You
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Yesterday I saw the Sun shining
And the leaves were falling down softly
My cold hands needed a warm, warm touch
And I was thinking about you
But here I am looking for signs to lead me
You hold my hand, but do you really need me
I guess it's time for me to let you go
But I'll be thinking about you
I'll be thinking about you
So when you sail across the ocean waters
And you reach the other side safetly
Could you smile a little smile for me
'Cuz I'll be thinking about you
I’ll be thinking about you
I'll be thinking about you
I'll be thinking about you
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Norah Jones performs "Thinking About You", and this lyric page sits inside the Norah Jones catalog on LyroVerse.
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