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Bread ~ Nobody Like You


You know that lately people ask what i'm Doin' sittin' home alone all by myself They know i'm used to bein' out and about and they Don't know just what's become of myself They say the swinger can't swing it no more But they don't know what i'm hidin' behind my door Because you know i know i've never known nobody Nobody like you... nobody to do what you do And when you're leavin' poor me all alone You got me sittin' here sufferin' by my telephone I been left... i been right And when i'm wrong i know you're gonna make me See the light Because you know i know i've never known nobody Nobody like you... nobody like you. White other people dancin' romancin' and chancin' Their lives every saturday night Watchin' tv drinkin' tea her and me And maybe even have us a fight 'cause an argument can be outta sight When you love to argue and you know how to fight I don't care about soul I don't even care about no rock and roll You know i don't care about nothin' Nobody... nobody but you. more free lyrics

You know that lately people ask what i'm
Doin' sittin' home alone all by myself
They know i'm used to bein' out and about and they
Don't know just what's become of myself
They say the swinger can't swing it no more
But they don't know what i'm hidin' behind my door
Because you know i know i've never known nobody
Nobody like you... nobody to do what you do
And when you're leavin' poor me all alone
You got me sittin' here sufferin' by my telephone
I been left... i been right
And when i'm wrong i know you're gonna make me
See the light
Because you know i know i've never known nobody
Nobody like you... nobody like you.
White other people dancin' romancin' and chancin'
Their lives every saturday night
Watchin' tv drinkin' tea her and me
And maybe even have us a fight
'cause an argument can be outta sight
When you love to argue and you know how to fight
I don't care about soul
I don't even care about no rock and roll
You know i don't care about nothin'
Nobody... nobody but you.

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