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Hootie & the Blowfish ~ Look Away


I saw her standing there Tears upon her cheek told me something was wrong I asked her what it was She looked away and said my daddy's home. I knew what that meant It meant that I could never see her again I had seen this once before I didn't wanna deal with it anymore Look away she said, as she turned to me And when I tried to hold her, I couldn't let her be Let her be, Let her be I said why, why do you make me cry She said I love you so, Look away I don't wanna know I saw her standing there Tears upon her cheek told me something's wrong I said what baby she looked away and said my daddy's home Look away she said, and she turned to me but darling, oh I loved her, couldn't let her be Let her be, Let her be Look away, she said I love you so, Look Away. more free lyrics

I saw her standing there
Tears upon her cheek told me something was wrong
I asked her what it was
She looked away and said my daddy's home.
I knew what that meant
It meant that I could never see her again
I had seen this once before
I didn't wanna deal with it anymore
Look away she said, as she turned to me
And when I tried to hold her, I couldn't let her be
Let her be, Let her be
I said why, why do you make me cry
She said I love you so, Look away I don't wanna know
I saw her standing there
Tears upon her cheek told me something's wrong
I said what baby
she looked away and said my daddy's home
Look away she said, and she turned to me
but darling, oh I loved her, couldn't let her be
Let her be, Let her be
Look away, she said I love you so, Look Away.

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