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Amie Comeaux ~ Who's She To You


(donny kees/frank myers) Well i've been watchin' you And you've been watchin' her You looked like you saw a ghost The moment she walked in I knew there was someone else Before i came along I've often wondered who she was And was she really gone Who's she to you And where does that leave me Is she still in your heart Or just a memory If she says hello Will you tell me goodbye Who's she to you And darlin' who am i The looks you're giving her Are doin' things to me You say there's no reason at all For my jealousy As long as there's a little smoke A fire's never cold If history repeats itself What does our future hold Who's she to you And where does that leave me Is she still in your heart Or just a memory If she says hello Will you tell me goodbye Who's she to you And darlin' who am i If she says hello Will you tell me goodbye Who's she to you And darlin' who am i more free lyrics

(donny kees/frank myers)

Well i've been watchin' you
And you've been watchin' her
You looked like you saw a ghost
The moment she walked in
I knew there was someone else
Before i came along
I've often wondered who she was
And was she really gone

Who's she to you
And where does that leave me
Is she still in your heart
Or just a memory
If she says hello
Will you tell me goodbye
Who's she to you
And darlin' who am i

The looks you're giving her
Are doin' things to me
You say there's no reason at all
For my jealousy
As long as there's a little smoke
A fire's never cold
If history repeats itself
What does our future hold

Who's she to you
And where does that leave me
Is she still in your heart
Or just a memory
If she says hello
Will you tell me goodbye
Who's she to you
And darlin' who am i

If she says hello
Will you tell me goodbye
Who's she to you
And darlin' who am i

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