Where Were You
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Where Were You
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I am throwing punches in the air
I can sweat and curse but nobody's there
You said you'd find me no matter how I got lost
Where were you when I needed you most
I am standing at the corner again
Watching two roads cross, twist and bend
You stood behind me no matter which way I chose
Where were you when I needed you most
Where were you when I needed you most
It is easy to lie together at night
In the darkness, trouble in easy to hide
You said you'd stay here until the daylight rose
Where were you when I needed you most
Where were you when I needed you most
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