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Bangles, The ~ Waiting For You


(s. hoffs/b. steinberg/t. kelly) Susanna I get so restless here alone That's why i call you on the phone I get nervous, over-anxious, lose control Waiting for you, baby Lately i dream that i'm in your arms When you're here i feel i'm safe from harm I'd do anything that you want, babe Anything at all And i'm waiting for you to see You mean the world to me Stars and the moon wait for you in my lonely room The warmth of the sun is in your smile I get so restless here alone That's why i call you on the phone I'd do anything that you want, babe Anything at all And i'm waiting for you to see You mean the world to me Waiting for you Waiting more free lyrics

(s. hoffs/b. steinberg/t. kelly)
Susanna

I get so restless here alone
That's why i call you on the phone
I get nervous, over-anxious, lose control
Waiting for you, baby

Lately i dream that i'm in your arms
When you're here i feel i'm safe from harm
I'd do anything that you want, babe
Anything at all
And i'm waiting for you to see
You mean the world to me

Stars and the moon wait for you in my lonely room
The warmth of the sun is in your smile

I get so restless here alone
That's why i call you on the phone
I'd do anything that you want, babe
Anything at all
And i'm waiting for you to see
You mean the world to me

Waiting for you
Waiting

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