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Air Supply ~ Just Another Woman


(graham russell) Knocking by my window, late at night Making me believe there's something not right I look through the window but all i can see is the rain Standing on my doorstep, not very old Looking so helpless and looking so cold A woman who needed some help Now she lost her way She was cold, she was lost She could smile, and i was not cross (chorus) Just another woman, in my life Just another woman, lost in the night Just another woman, keeping in touch with a man As we sat by the fire, the flame just grew Talking about different things we knew Watching a new day arrive right inside my room The more i listened the more she told And in fascination my heart was sold Weaving in and out of my mind with a skill unknown She was cold, she was lost She could smile, and i was not cross (chorus to fade) more free lyrics

(graham russell)

Knocking by my window, late at night
Making me believe there's something not right
I look through the window but all i can see is the rain
Standing on my doorstep, not very old
Looking so helpless and looking so cold
A woman who needed some help
Now she lost her way

She was cold, she was lost
She could smile, and i was not cross

(chorus)
Just another woman, in my life
Just another woman, lost in the night
Just another woman, keeping in touch with a man

As we sat by the fire, the flame just grew
Talking about different things we knew
Watching a new day arrive right inside my room
The more i listened the more she told
And in fascination my heart was sold
Weaving in and out of my mind with a skill unknown

She was cold, she was lost
She could smile, and i was not cross

(chorus to fade)

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