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Cyndi Lauper ~ Maybe He'll Know


Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh Maybe he'll know I'm not so sure Maybe he'll know, well Maybe he'll be my cure Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh Maybe he'll know, well I'm not so sure Maybe he'll know why Maybe he'll be, oh oh Something calls to me, I know I hear an echo start to pound Like a drum Chanting a song, anchor me But don't take too long, no no I got this anxious feeling I got this ache engraved In me like stone Don't take too long Say you'll never leave me Say you'll never go No no no no Oh oh, oh oh, ... more free lyrics

Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh

Maybe he'll know
I'm not so sure
Maybe he'll know, well
Maybe he'll be my cure

Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh

Maybe he'll know, well
I'm not so sure
Maybe he'll know why
Maybe he'll be, oh oh

Something calls to me,
I know
I hear an echo start to pound
Like a drum
Chanting a song, anchor me
But don't take too long, no no
I got this anxious feeling
I got this ache engraved
In me like stone
Don't take too long
Say you'll never leave me
Say you'll never go
No no no no

Oh oh, oh oh, ...

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