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Bonnie Tyler ~ Sitting On The Edge Of The Ocean


(ronnie scott/ steve wolfe) Producers for bonnie: hugh murphy/ ronnie scott/ steve wolfe You asked me to come And so here i am Has everything gone According to plan Don't know what to play But something still burns As soon as we touch again That feeling returns A little confused But better by far To be lovers again 'cause that's what we are, it's like i'm (just) sitting on the edge of the ocean Walking a very fine line Laying my cards on the table Got to be honest this time I'm just sitting on the edge of the ocean Telling it all to the sea Baby, you know that i love you But i want you to know that i'm me I knew him before Before i met you He was my first love So what could i do I've opened my heart Now you know it all You want me to stay You've only to call, it's like repeat more free lyrics

(ronnie scott/ steve wolfe)
Producers for bonnie: hugh murphy/ ronnie scott/ steve wolfe

You asked me to come
And so here i am
Has everything gone
According to plan
Don't know what to play
But something still burns
As soon as we touch again
That feeling returns
A little confused
But better by far
To be lovers again
'cause that's what we are, it's like

*i'm (just) sitting on the edge of the ocean
Walking a very fine line
Laying my cards on the table
Got to be honest this time
I'm just sitting on the edge of the ocean
Telling it all to the sea
Baby, you know that i love you
But i want you to know that i'm me

I knew him before
Before i met you
He was my first love
So what could i do
I've opened my heart
Now you know it all
You want me to stay
You've only to call, it's like

*repeat

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