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98 Degrees ~ Was It Something I Didn't Say


Spending another night alone Wondering when I'm gonna ever see you again Thinking what I would give to get you back baby I should have told you how I felt then Instead I kept it to myself, yeah I let my love go unexpressed 'Till it was too late You walked away CHORUS: Was it some thing I didn't say When I didn't say "I love you" Was it words that you never heard all those words I should have to you All those times, all those nights when I had the chance to Was it something I did't say (I did't say,Baby..I did't say) Always assumed that you'd be there Could't forsee the day you'd ever be leaving me How could I let my world slip through my hands baby I took for granted that you knew, yeah All of the love I had for you, yeah I guess you never had a clue 'Till it was too late You walked away REPEAT CHORUS All the words were in my heart They went unspoken Baby now my silent heart is a heart that's broken I shoulda said so many things Shoulda let you know you're the one I needed near me But I never let you hear me REPEAT CHORUS more free lyrics

Spending another night alone
Wondering when I'm gonna ever see you again
Thinking what I would give to get you back baby
I should have told you how I felt then
Instead I kept it to myself, yeah
I let my love go unexpressed
'Till it was too late
You walked away
CHORUS:
Was it some thing I didn't say
When I didn't say "I love you"
Was it words that you never heard
all those words I should have to you
All those times, all those nights when I had the chance to
Was it something I did't say
(I did't say,Baby..I did't say)
Always assumed that you'd be there
Could't forsee the day you'd ever be leaving me
How could I let my world slip through my hands baby
I took for granted that you knew, yeah
All of the love I had for you, yeah
I guess you never had a clue
'Till it was too late
You walked away
REPEAT CHORUS
All the words were in my heart
They went unspoken
Baby now my silent heart is a heart that's broken
I shoulda said so many things
Shoulda let you know you're the one I needed near me
But I never let you hear me
REPEAT CHORUS

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