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Chris Rea ~ I Thought I Was Going To Lose You


I thought that i was going to lose you Just for a moment you looked like slipping away And my only thought was to come with you There was no other reason to stay Now i'm sinking in a river of happy returns Though i'm tired i can do nothing but sigh For the greatest relief i'm so thankful As i gaze at your coming-back smile Lord, i thought i was going to lose you Yes, i thought i was going to lose you more free lyrics

I thought that i was going to lose you
Just for a moment you looked like slipping away
And my only thought was to come with you
There was no other reason to stay
Now i'm sinking in a river of happy returns
Though i'm tired i can do nothing but sigh
For the greatest relief i'm so thankful
As i gaze at your coming-back smile

Lord, i thought i was going to lose you
Yes, i thought i was going to lose you

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