I wonder where your heart is
Cause it sure don't feel like its here
Sometimes I think you wish
That I would just disappear
Have I got it all wrong
Have you felt this way long
Are you already gone

Do you feel lonely
When you're here by my side
Does the sound of freedom
Echo in your mind
Do you wish you were by yourself
Or that I was someone else
Anyone else

Where would you be
If you weren't here with me
Where would you go
If you were single and free
Who would you love
Would it be me
Where would you be

I don't wanna hold you back
No I don't wanna slow you down
I don't wanna make you feel
Like you're all tied up and bound
'Cause that's not what love's about
If there's no chance we could work it out
Oh tell me now
Tell me, tell me now

Where would you be
If you weren't here with me
Where would you go
If you were single and free
Who would you love
Would it be me
Where would you be

Have I become the enemy
Is it hard to be yourself in my company

Where would you be
If you weren't here with me
Where would you go
If you were single and free
Who would you love
Would it be me
Where would you be

Oh tell me, tell me now
Where will you be
Where will you go
Who will you love
Would it be me
Where would you be


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Where Would You Be [Previously Unreleased Track] Lyrics as written by Rachel Christine Proctor Rick Ferrell

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Capitol CMG Publishing, Integrity Music, Anthem Entertainment, Reservoir Media Management, Inc., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    Wow.

    kaytotheleeon September 17, 2004   Link

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