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Carpenters, The ~ All I Can Do


Ooh, ooh, ba Yesterday I thought you'd stay I thought you'd see things my way But now I see my hopes may be dead I should have known when you said I was the one you wanted Wanting meant nothing more than today () All I can do is cry over you And hope you return someday All I can do is cry over you Ever since you've gone away Every road that I follow Leaves me with no tomorrow I need someone to show me the way Repeat () Baba, baba, baba Baba, baba, baba more free lyrics

Ooh, ooh, ba
Yesterday I thought you'd stay
I thought you'd see things my way
But now I see my hopes may be dead
I should have known when you said
I was the one you wanted
Wanting meant nothing more than today
(*) All I can do is cry over you
And hope you return someday
All I can do is cry over you
Ever since you've gone away

Every road that I follow
Leaves me with no tomorrow
I need someone to show me the way
Repeat (*)
Baba, baba, baba
Baba, baba, baba

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