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Aaron Neville ~ Show Me The Way


I can hear the bells are ringing I can hear the angels singing My darling has left me Whoa, somebody please help me Cause i need someone to show me the way Whoa, i can hear the people say As i kneel and start to pray His darling has left him Whoa i want to tell you, somebody, somebody, help him Cuz he needs someone to show him the way, whoa For at night when i think of you dear At all times, all through the day Why don't you come on, come on, come on darling Cuz i need a someone to show, show me the way But how can i hear the bells ringing Whoa i wanna tell you that i can hear, that i can hear the angels singing My darling has left me, whoa i wanna get somebody, somebody help me Cause i need someone to show me the way Show me the way more free lyrics

I can hear the bells are ringing
I can hear the angels singing
My darling has left me
Whoa, somebody please help me
Cause i need someone to show me the way

Whoa, i can hear the people say
As i kneel and start to pray
His darling has left him
Whoa i want to tell you, somebody, somebody, help him
Cuz he needs someone to show him the way, whoa

For at night when i think of you dear
At all times, all through the day
Why don't you come on, come on, come on darling
Cuz i need a someone to show, show me the way

But how can i hear the bells ringing
Whoa i wanna tell you that i can hear, that i can hear the angels singing
My darling has left me, whoa i wanna get somebody, somebody help me
Cause i need someone to show me the way

Show me the way

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