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Semisonic ~ I'll Feel For You


If you're afraid to cry Though you could use it once in awhile Nothing will cloud your eyes You've been through one of those times When nothing's real or getting through And it seems like you've forgotten how to feel Call me I'll Feel For you And some days you'll feel for me too If you're afraid to smile Though you could use it just to survive There's nowhere you want to drive And you're only staying alive 'Cause it's the thing to do And it seems your bell's forgotten how to ring Call me I'll Feel For you And some days you'll feel for me too If you're afraid to cry Though you could use it just to survive There's nowhere you want to drive And you're only staying alive 'Cause it's the thing to do And it seems your mouth's forgotten how to sing Call me Yeah Call me Call me I'll Feel For you And some days you'll feel for me too more free lyrics

If you're afraid to cry
Though you could use it once in awhile
Nothing will cloud your eyes
You've been through one of those times
When nothing's real or getting through
And it seems like you've forgotten how to feel
Call me
I'll Feel
For you
And some days you'll feel for me too

If you're afraid to smile
Though you could use it just to survive
There's nowhere you want to drive
And you're only staying alive
'Cause it's the thing to do
And it seems your bell's forgotten how to ring
Call me
I'll Feel
For you
And some days you'll feel for me too

If you're afraid to cry
Though you could use it just to survive
There's nowhere you want to drive
And you're only staying alive
'Cause it's the thing to do
And it seems your mouth's forgotten how to sing
Call me
Yeah
Call me
Call me
I'll Feel
For you
And some days you'll feel for me too

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