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Bryan Adams ~ I Think About You


I oughta be workin' - but i can't concentrate I oughta be sleepin' - 'steada stayin' up late When i oughta be doing all the things i should do I think about you I oughta be writin' - but i can't find the song Just sittin' here driftin' - driftin' along There's only one thing that i wanna do And that's think about you I think about you - i can't get no rest I think about you - there ain't no one else It's all i can do - i can't help myself Ya - i think about you I could go cruisin' - but i've had enough I could go drinkin' - but i can't stand the stuff It just don't do me like it used ta do I'd rather think about you I think about you - i can't get no rest I think about you - there ain't no one else It's all i can do - i can't help myself Ya - i think about you more free lyrics

I oughta be workin' - but i can't concentrate
I oughta be sleepin' - 'steada stayin' up late
When i oughta be doing all the things i should do
I think about you
I oughta be writin' - but i can't find the song
Just sittin' here driftin' - driftin' along
There's only one thing that i wanna do
And that's think about you

I think about you - i can't get no rest
I think about you - there ain't no one else
It's all i can do - i can't help myself
Ya - i think about you

I could go cruisin' - but i've had enough
I could go drinkin' - but i can't stand the stuff
It just don't do me like it used ta do
I'd rather think about you

I think about you - i can't get no rest
I think about you - there ain't no one else
It's all i can do - i can't help myself
Ya - i think about you

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