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U2 ~ I Will Follow


I was on the outside When you said, you said you needed me I was looking at myself I was blind I could not see A boy tries hard to be a man His mother takes him by his hand If he stops to think, he starts to cry Oh why, If you walkaway, walkaway, walkaway Walkaway, walkaway, I will follow. I was on the inside, when they pulled the four walls down, You looked through the window I was lost I'm found If you walkaway, walkaway, walkaway, walkaway, walkaway, walkaway, I will follow. If you walkaway, walkaway, walkaway, walkaway, walkaway, walkaway, I will follow. (Your eyes make a circle, I see you when I go in there). more free lyrics

I was on the outside
When you said, you said you needed me
I was looking at myself
I was blind I could not see
A boy tries hard to be a man
His mother takes him by his hand
If he stops to think, he starts to cry
Oh why, If you walkaway, walkaway, walkaway
Walkaway, walkaway, I will follow.
I was on the inside, when they pulled the four walls down,
You looked through the window
I was lost
I'm found
If you walkaway, walkaway, walkaway,
walkaway, walkaway, walkaway, I will follow.
If you walkaway, walkaway, walkaway,
walkaway, walkaway, walkaway, I will follow.
(Your eyes make a circle, I see you when I go in there).

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