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Chicago ~ Where Did The Lovin' Go


I recall the look in your eyes, and the way that i felt When i heard you say, "where did the loving go?" Funny how it all slipped away. I remember all that we had, 'cause our love was so right, And so very strong. I would give anything, Knowing where we might have gone wrong. Something's coming over me now, Something that i don't understand, But i would give all the world if i could have you back again. I want to make it perfectly clear, I'm never gonna make it from here. I can only say that i love you, woh. I recall the moment you said, "it doesn't work anymore, And it's come to the end." I would do anything just to see you again. I remember all that we had, And it's so very sad When there's nothing to say. (background:) gonna say, Where did the lovin' go? Funny how it all slipped away. more free lyrics

I recall the look in your eyes, and the way that i felt
When i heard you say,
"where did the loving go?"
Funny how it all slipped away.

I remember all that we had, 'cause our love was so right,
And so very strong.
I would give anything,
Knowing where we might have gone wrong.

Something's coming over me now,
Something that i don't understand,
But i would give all the world if i could have you back again.

I want to make it perfectly clear,
I'm never gonna make it from here.
I can only say that i love you, woh.

I recall the moment you said,
"it doesn't work anymore,
And it's come to the end."
I would do anything just to see you again.

I remember all that we had,
And it's so very sad
When there's nothing to say.
(background:) gonna say,
Where did the lovin' go?
Funny how it all slipped away.

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