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Alabama ~ What In The Name Of Love


Words and music by bill boling, chris deal, and rick wayne

Early morning , and as i rise, you won't even open your eyes.
You used to love this time together.
Now you won't even say goodbye.
With the passin' time i've watched you change.
My love for you still remains the same.
Your love for me used to come so easy.
Now it seldom comes at all.

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Could it be we're really over?
Has all the lovin' gone?
Is it fin'lly time to face the hurt i've dreaded for so long.
Tell me what in the name of love have i done wrong?

I hope in time we'll find a way to bring our lovin' back someday.
If your new life's not what you expected, call and i'll come back home.
I hate to leave but i've got to go.
Don't ask why; i'm sure you know.
Your love for me i can't share with another.
It hurts me so.

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Early morning, and as i rise, you won't even open your eyes.
Your love for me used to come so easy.
Now it seldom comes at all.


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