Wondering
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Wondering
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I've always been a little bit too late
If there were good chance
I didn't ever get them
If someone liked me I didn't realize
And now I'm sitting here
and I'm still wondering why
Chorus:
I'm wondering 'bout the clouds in the sky
I'm wondering 'bout every laugh and cry
I'm wondering why the sun doesn't shine
but the rain falls down
I can't smile
and I'm wondering why
I've always thought everythings my fault
I did never hear
When someone called me
My life seems hazy and that's no lie
It's driving me crazy
and I'm wondering why
Chorus:
I'm wondering 'bout the clouds in the sky
I'm wondering 'bout every laugh and cry
I'm wondering why the sun doesn't shine
but the rain falls down
I can't smile
and I'm wondering why
yes I'm wondering why
oh I'm wondering why
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The Jelly Beans performs "Wondering", and this lyric page sits inside the The Jelly Beans catalog on LyroVerse.
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