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Aaron Neville ~ Show Some Emotion


(walsh/prestopino/gold) I've tried my best for so long To break down these walls But you build them strong So i stand here waiting, wondering why Oh why Why you don't give a little bit Break down and give a little bit Show, show some emotion Open, open your heart, Set free an ocean Only a feeling can save us now You say you've been hurt Well you're not alone As you race through this life What you keep to yourself Can turn you to stone All it would take is one kind word To be heard Come on and give a little bit Try to forgive a little bit Show, show some emotion Open, open your heart Set free an ocean Only a feeling can save us now Show, show some emotion Open, open your heart Set free an ocean Only a feeling can save us now Show some emotion Open, open your heart Set free an ocean Only a feeling can save us now more free lyrics

(walsh/prestopino/gold)

I've tried my best for so long
To break down these walls
But you build them strong
So i stand here waiting, wondering why
Oh why

Why you don't give a little bit
Break down and give a little bit

Show, show some emotion
Open, open your heart,
Set free an ocean
Only a feeling can save us now

You say you've been hurt
Well you're not alone
As you race through this life
What you keep to yourself
Can turn you to stone
All it would take is one kind word
To be heard

Come on and give a little bit
Try to forgive a little bit
Show, show some emotion
Open, open your heart
Set free an ocean
Only a feeling can save us now

Show, show some emotion
Open, open your heart
Set free an ocean
Only a feeling can save us now

Show some emotion
Open, open your heart
Set free an ocean
Only a feeling can save us now

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