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Bonnie Tyler ~ What You Got


(jerry lynn williams)
Producer for bonnie: christopher neil

I'm so sorry baby
I was the one who hesitated
And i know how much you suffered
And how long you must have waited
But now both my eyes are open
And i can truly see
And i'm as sorry as i can be
Can you forgive me darling
Can you forgive me babe

I must have been crazy
My little heart must have been leakin'
I admit it babe
I admit
I was the first to weaken
But i love you oh so much
And it ain't no doubt
You know what i'm talking about
Can you ever forgive me baby
Can you ever forgive me babe

Coz i just want a little bit, little bit
Honey i don't need a lot
I just want a little bit, little bit
Of what you got

I just want a little, baby
Honey i don't need a lot
I just want a little bit, little bit
Of what you got

I'm so sorry babe
I was the one who hesitated
I know how long you suffered
And how long you must have waited

But now both my eyes are open
And i can finally see
And i'm sorry as i can be
Can you forgive me darling
Can you forgive me babe

Coz i just want a little bit, little bit
Honey i don't need a lot
I just want a little bit, little bit
Of what you got

A little bit, a little bit
Honey i don't need a lot
Just a little bit
A little bit of what you got

A little bit, little bit
Just a little bit, little bit
I say just a little bit, little bit
Of what you got


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