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Aaron Neville ~ Every Day


Every day along about noon
Oh how i'm dreaming of the day that i'll be home soon

And every day along about one
Oh how i remember how we used to have fun

And every day along about two
Whoa how i'm so lonely in a world so blue

And every day now along about three
When i'm dreaming of a day that i'll be free

And every day along about four
But i cry, whoa i cry, till i can cry no more

And every day along about five
I'm writing you a letter with a tear in my eye

And every day whoa just about six
Whoa how i remember how we used to kiss

And every, every, every day now oh how it reminds me of you
Whoa i wanna tell you, please listen to me
Cuz i love you, love you, i love you


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