I Heard You Asked About Me
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I Heard You Asked About Me
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I heard you asked about me last night and was wondering if I'd been doing all right
Well up to now I'll give my hurt secretly
But I went all to pieces when I heard you asked about me
My arms started aching wanting to hold you again
My mind started thinking of all the love we knew then
For I want you more than ever now you see
And I went all to pieces when I heard you asked about me
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I wonder if I'm still on your mind or was it conversation just to pass away the time
Oh could it be I've left a few old memories
These things I started wondering when I heard you asked about me
My arms started aching...
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