Lyrics of 'You Might Need Somebody' by Shaola Ama
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Need somebody (Repeat)
When somebody reaches for your heart
Open up and let them through
'Cause everybody needs someone around
Things can tumble down on you
You'll discover when you look around
You don't have to be alone
Just one lover is all you need to know
When you're feeling all alone, oh
You might need somebody
You might need somebody. too
(You might need somebody, too)
You might need somebody
You might need somebody, too
(You might need somebody, too)
(Ad lib)
If there's fire stirring your heart
And you're sure it's strong and right
Keep it burning through the cold and dark
It can warm your lonely nights, oh
Repeat)
Baby -
Repeat)
Oh you might need somebody. too
(Need somebody) Yeah
Oh you're gonna need somebody, too
(Need somebody) Yeah. yeah
You might need somebody, too, baby
(Need somebody) Oh I do, ooh
Everybody needs somebody (Need somebody)
I know need somebody
You're gonna need somebody (Need somebody)
Too, I know I do
(Need somebody)
Need somebody. too
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