You've been the road that I've traveled on
You've been the light that shines in the night
You showed me love, you taught me life
(You taught me life)
Oh, you taught me everything
(All about love, baby)

Everything I know, but I never learned
Which way to turn after you've gone
After you've gone, baby

Tell me where, where do I go from here?
(Tell me)
Without you in my life, in my nights
(Tell me, baby)
Tell me where, where do I go from here?
(Tell me)
After you sheltered me for so long, baby
(Baby)

You've been the bridge that took, took me across
Showed me the way
(You showed me the way)
When I was lost you took the time
(You took the time)
You touched my mind
(You touched my mind)

Oh, come, sit down
(Whisper in my ear, baby)
Just once more, talk to me
Ease my mind before you walk
(Baby don't go)
Walk out the door
(Baby don't go)

Baby, where, where do I go from here?
(Tell me)
After loving you for so long, darling
Tell me where?

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, baby
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, baby
(Tell me where? Tell me)

Now tell me, before you leave
(Wait a minute, baby)
Leave this heart of mine
Please take the time to let me know
(Please take the time)
How do you teach me to let you go
(Baby don't go)

Well, where, where do I go from here?
(Tell me)
After you sheltered me for so long, baby
Tell me where, where do I go from here?
(Tell me)

When you're all that I need, all I want
(Tell me, baby)
Where, where do I go from here?
Without you in my life in my nights
(Tell me)
Tell me where, where do I go from here?
After loving you for so long


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