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Michael Learns To Rock ~ Something You Should Know


Drifting back to a time gone by she was in my life now I'm watching her from the car Someone bought her rollerskates God am I too late did somebody else take my place She's getting closer and as I roll the window down I spoke and then she turned around And I said there is something you should know I could never let you go because I miss you so Baby when the time is right together we will fight to get you in my life Looking back through misty eyes but with a fathers pride I drive away in my car It doesn't matter baby if it takes a year or two someday you're gonna find the truth And I thought There is something you should know I could never let you go because I miss you so Baby when the time is right together we will fight to get you in my life more free lyrics

Drifting back to a time gone by
she was in my life
now I'm watching her from the car

Someone bought her rollerskates
God am I too late
did somebody else take my place

She's getting closer
and as I roll the window down
I spoke and then she turned around

And I said
there is something you should know
I could never let you go
because I miss you so

Baby when the time is right
together we will fight
to get you in my life

Looking back through misty eyes
but with a fathers pride
I drive away in my car

It doesn't matter baby
if it takes a year or two
someday you're gonna find the truth

And I thought
There is something you should know
I could never let you go
because I miss you so

Baby when the time is right
together we will fight
to get you in my life

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