I Need You
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I Need You
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I thought that you should go
What were you worth to me
I thought I'd find another girl
As soon as I was free
But then I saw you and I nearly died
Standing in the arms of mister nice
So finally he'd got you - it all became so clear
Your lips were nearly touching - it was more than I could bear
I need you
I need you and I need to know you're mine
I need you
I need you like the lyric needs a line
I knew that you loved me
I didn't feel the same
While you were being true to me
I was playing games
But then I saw you and nearly died
Standing in the arms of mister nice
So finally he'd got you - it all became so clear
Your lips were nearly touching - it was more than I could bear
I need you
I need you and I need to know you're mine
I need you
I need you like the lyric needs a line
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