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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ How Do You Feel Now


How do you feel now We've got a reason to go on Newly born Seems like i've waited for a lifetime But honey i believed in you When i saw her face i had to cry I don't know why Is she real? Seems like i've waited for a lifetime But honey i believed in you To make my dreams all come true We've got a child I tried and tried to talk it over Seemed like we'd waited a million years Then you conceived our child was born And we were one Picked her up put her by your side Saw a smile that you couldn't hide I tried and tried to talk it over Seerr.ed like we'd waited a million years Then you conceived our child was born And we were one Picked her up put her by your side Saw a smile that you couldn't hide How do you feel now We've got a reason to go on Newly born Seems like i've waited for a lifetime But honey i believed in you To make my dreams all come true We've got a child more free lyrics

How do you feel now
We've got a reason to go on
Newly born
Seems like i've waited for a lifetime
But honey i believed in you

When i saw her face i had to cry
I don't know why
Is she real?
Seems like i've waited for a lifetime
But honey i believed in you
To make my dreams all come true
We've got a child

I tried and tried to talk it over
Seemed like we'd waited a million years
Then you conceived our child was born
And we were one
Picked her up put her by your side
Saw a smile that you couldn't hide

I tried and tried to talk it over
Seerr.ed like we'd waited a million years
Then you conceived our child was born
And we were one
Picked her up put her by your side
Saw a smile that you couldn't hide

How do you feel now
We've got a reason to go on
Newly born
Seems like i've waited for a lifetime
But honey i believed in you
To make my dreams all come true
We've got a child

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