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Bob Welch ~ Oh Jenny


Written by bob welch. There´s nothing in this world we can explain That´s why love´s the most important thing Someone to talk to in the night And when the world is wrong She´ll try to make it right Chorus: Oh jenny won´t you try to understand Oh jenny i just want to be your man Yeah, jenny, cause the world is cruel enough If you´re near or you´re far I see love in your heart And you´ve got all the love that i want I´m a stranger in this world Sometimes i wonder who made the plans That´s why i want your love in my life So i can be with you and forget the world outside Repeat chorus Oh jenny won´t you try to understand I´m a stranger in this world Sometimes i wonder who made the plans Oh jenny won´t you try to understand Don´t cry, baby more free lyrics

Written by bob welch.

There´s nothing in this world we can explain
That´s why love´s the most important thing
Someone to talk to in the night
And when the world is wrong
She´ll try to make it right

Chorus:
Oh jenny won´t you try to understand
Oh jenny i just want to be your man
Yeah, jenny, cause the world is cruel enough
If you´re near or you´re far
I see love in your heart
And you´ve got all the love that i want

I´m a stranger in this world
Sometimes i wonder who made the plans
That´s why i want your love in my life
So i can be with you and forget the world outside

Repeat chorus

Oh jenny won´t you try to understand

I´m a stranger in this world
Sometimes i wonder who made the plans

Oh jenny won´t you try to understand
Don´t cry, baby

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