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Bowling For Soup ~ Boulevard


Back there somewhere I can hear her calling out I’ve got so much I can tell her She knows I miss her, I know she thinks about me too I just cannot wait to kiss her [bridge] On the boulevard we danced I tell her if I get the chance Just what all this means to me Maybe I should say we can run away Never look back Never doubt it [chorus] You don’t owe me anything I owe everything to you Take my hand and Hold on. I think she likes me I can see it in when she laughs She wont say it but I see it Loves to wake me Just to see if I’m asleep Or just to tell me to move closer more free lyrics

Back there somewhere
I can hear her calling out
I’ve got so much I can tell her
She knows I miss her,
I know she thinks about me too
I just cannot wait to kiss her

[bridge]
On the boulevard we danced
I tell her if I get the chance
Just what all this means to me
Maybe I should say we can run away
Never look back
Never doubt it

[chorus]
You don’t owe me anything
I owe everything to you
Take my hand and
Hold on.

I think she likes me
I can see it in when she laughs
She wont say it but I see it
Loves to wake me
Just to see if I’m asleep
Or just to tell me to move closer

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