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Boyz II Men ~ Thank You


Verse: I was young (BOP) And didn't have no where II run I needed II (wake up) and see (and see) What's in front of me (na-na-op) I here had II be a better way II show I'm grateful (hum) So I thought up this song II show my appreciation for lovin' me so long You don't know much you mean II me Chorus: Cause even though when times got rough You never turned away You were right there And I thank you (thank you) When I felt I had enough You never turned away You were right there And I thank you (thank you) Verse: All through my life I knew that you'd be my world Knowing every where I go Things you taught me they would show So many times and changes You've seen me through I sure enough couldn't have survived without you And so I thought up this song II show my appreciation for lovin' me so long You don't know how much You mean II me Chorus: more free lyrics

Verse:
I was young (BOP)
And didn't have no where II run
I needed II (wake up) and see (and see)
What's in front of me (na-na-op)
I here had II be a better way
II show I'm grateful (hum)
So I thought up this song
II show my appreciation for lovin' me so long
You don't know much you mean II me

Chorus:
Cause even though when times got rough
You never turned away
You were right there
And I thank you (thank you)
When I felt I had enough
You never turned away
You were right there
And I thank you (thank you)

Verse:
All through my life
I knew that you'd be my world
Knowing every where I go
Things you taught me they would show
So many times and changes
You've seen me through
I sure enough couldn't have survived without you
And so I thought up this song
II show my appreciation for lovin' me so long
You don't know how much
You mean II me

Chorus:

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