Shouldn't mind at all but I hate it cause it's the same old story,
The more I try, the more I can't get back
You don't even know what you did to me cause it has no ending,
The moment that I see you I come back to life

Anytime you want me I'll be there, anytime anytime now
Anytime you want me I'll be there, anytime anytime child
Anytime you want me I'll be there, anytime anytime now
Anytime you want me I'll be there, anytime anytime child

We could've had it all but you gave it up, you gotta stop pretending
The more I try, the more I can't get back
You don't even know what you did to me cause it's the same old story,
Gimme what you want you got, no you're never alone,
Even if I'm far away know I'm loving you the second I'm home

Anytime you want me I'll be there, anytime anytime now
Anytime you want me I'll be there, anytime anytime child
Anytime you want me I'll be there, anytime anytime now
Anytime you want me I'll be there, anytime anytime child

Anytime you want me I'll be there,
Gimme what you got, no you're never alone,
Even when I'm far away know I'm loving you the second I'm home

Anytime you want me I'll be there, anytime anytime now
Anytime you want me I'll be there, anytime anytime child
Anytime you want me I'll be there, anytime anytime now
Anytime you want me I'll be there, anytime anytime child


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