One In a Million
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One In a Million
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Why this uncertainty?
It's not clear to me
Would you rather be independent?
Have I lost your love?
Have you had enough?
Do you feel too much resentment?
How can I make you see
When you disagree
That you just can't leave?
One in a million men
Could change the way you feel
One in a million men
Baby it's up to me
I won't stand in your way
I can't make you stay
Though of course I'll feel rejected
You're a part of me
You're the family
I can't bear to leave
One in a million men
Could change the way you feel
One in a million men
Baby it's up to me
Feel free to leave
If you think you're trapped
But please believe
I'll always want you back
One in a million men
Could change the way you feel
One in a million men
Baby it's up to me
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