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UB40 ~ Everytime


In a little while Verse One I'll be on my way Got no words to express What I need to say Every time I think about the first time Chorus We said hello You know when you know You never let go It's just not my style Verse Two Something I can't do After all this time I'm scared of losing you (Repeat chorus) Is there anything Verse Three You could let me know Surely you could find me A reason not to go (Repeat chorus) After everything Verse Four We've been going through I'm so up and down So dizzy and blue (Repeat chorus) Let me one more time Verse Five Look into your eyes I remember when There were no goodbyes (Repeat chorus) more free lyrics

In a little while Verse One
I'll be on my way
Got no words to express
What I need to say

Every time I think about the first time Chorus
We said hello
You know when you know
You never let go

It's just not my style Verse Two
Something I can't do
After all this time
I'm scared of losing you

(Repeat chorus)

Is there anything Verse Three
You could let me know
Surely you could find me
A reason not to go

(Repeat chorus)

After everything Verse Four
We've been going through
I'm so up and down
So dizzy and blue

(Repeat chorus)

Let me one more time Verse Five
Look into your eyes
I remember when
There were no goodbyes

(Repeat chorus)

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