Lyrics of 'Hey Hey' by Billy Negra
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Hey hey, why so shy
Hey hey, I know you smiled
When the lights went off and
All you saw was me
Hey hey, I'm so tired
To try to understand why
You pretend there's nothing more
For us to be
What if I could find you
All the times I looked for
Something better
Something more
You would try to tell me
Everything we had was
In our minds
Lost in time
If I could touch you
I would make you feel
We had more than all you know
Hold me 'cause there's nothing better
Hold me and there's nothing left to hide
You would be the fear
I'm longing I would be your home
And you would want me
Hey hey my one time
Our sins have been untied
Like our hopes to find a life
That we could lead
Hey hey my one, my
Hey hey, you know we tried
If there's nothing left to be
I can't wait
What if I could find you
All the times I looked for
Something better
Something more
I would try to tell you
Everything we had was
Undefined
Caught inside
If I could touch you
I would make you feel
We had more than all you know
Hold me 'cause there's nothing better
Hold me and there's nothing left to hide
You would be the fear I'm longing
I would be your home
And I would have you
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