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Abc ~ Say It


I was lost in paradise I was washed ashore I was praying someone Would walk right through that door. I was hung in effigy I was flayed alive I was lost and lonely And struggling to survive. Say that you need me Say that you care Say you believe in me (say it, say it, say it) And i'll be there, oh yeah. I was baked alaska Burning deep inside I was wandering 'round this earth Trying to find a place to hide. I was mr. heartache I was ripped and torn I was hardly living Until you came along. (chorus) Come on and say it Whisper in my ear Come on. A ripple of uncertainty Became a tide of change That wave became an ocean Now you're out of range. Seen heaven in a rainbow Many splendid things None compare, none come close You're my everything Say that you need me Say that you care Say you believe in me Say it, mean it, say it, and mean it Say it, and mean it, say it And i'll be there, oh yeah. more free lyrics

I was lost in paradise

I was washed ashore

I was praying someone

Would walk right through that door.

I was hung in effigy

I was flayed alive

I was lost and lonely

And struggling to survive.

Say that you need me

Say that you care

Say you believe in me

(say it, say it, say it)

And i'll be there, oh yeah.

I was baked alaska

Burning deep inside

I was wandering 'round this earth

Trying to find a place to hide.

I was mr. heartache

I was ripped and torn

I was hardly living

Until you came along.

(chorus)

Come on and say it

Whisper in my ear

Come on.

A ripple of uncertainty

Became a tide of change

That wave became an ocean

Now you're out of range.

Seen heaven in a rainbow

Many splendid things

None compare, none come close

You're my everything

Say that you need me

Say that you care

Say you believe in me

Say it, mean it, say it, and mean it

Say it, and mean it, say it

And i'll be there, oh yeah.

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