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Ronettes ~ I Wonder


Mama said before I'm grown, I'll find somebody I can call my own So, when the stars are shining bright, I dream about the boy who's gonna hold me tight And I CHORUS: (Wonder, wonder who he'll be) Oh, and I wonder (Wonder, wonder who he'll be) Will he be good to me? (Wonder, wonder who he'll be) (Wonder) If he'll love me Forever and ever Every night, I close my eyes And there is something that I visualize I hear a voice say "I love you" I picture all the things that we're gonna do And I CHORUS I hope we'll never make each other cry I pray we'll never ever say goodbye INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE Yes, and I CHORUS Wonder, wonder who he'll be Wonder, wonder who he'll be (repeat and fade out) more free lyrics

Mama said before I'm grown,
I'll find somebody I can call my own
So, when the stars are shining bright,
I dream about the boy who's gonna hold me tight
And I

CHORUS:
(Wonder, wonder who he'll be)
Oh, and I wonder
(Wonder, wonder who he'll be)
Will he be good to me?
(Wonder, wonder who he'll be)
(Wonder) If he'll love me
Forever and ever

Every night, I close my eyes
And there is something that I visualize
I hear a voice say "I love you"
I picture all the things that we're gonna do
And I

CHORUS

I hope we'll never make each other cry
I pray we'll never ever say goodbye

INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE

Yes, and I

CHORUS

Wonder, wonder who he'll be
Wonder, wonder who he'll be
(repeat and fade out)

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