I never thought that I would lose my mind
That I could control this
Never thought that I'd be left behind
That I was stronger than you, baby
Girl if only I knew what I've done
You know, so why don't you tell me
And I, I would bring down the moon and the sun
To show how much I care

Don't want to lose you now
Baby, I know we can win this
Don't want to lose you now
No no, or ever again

I've got this feeling you're not gonna stay
It's burning within me
The fear of losing
Of slipping away
It just keeps getting closer, baby
Whatever reason to leave that I've had
My place was always beside you
And I wish that I didn't need you so bad
Your face just won't go away

Don't want to lose you now
Baby, I know we can win this
Don't want to lose you now
No no, or ever again

Don't want to lose you now
(Don't want to lose you now)
I never thought that I would lose my mind
That I could control this, yeah
Never thought that I'd be left behind

That I was stronger than you, oh
Don't want to lose to loneliness
Girl, I know we can win
Don't want to lose to emptiness, oh no
Never again

Don't want to lose you now
Baby, I know we can win this
Don't want to lose you now
No no, or ever again

Don't want to lose you now
Baby, I know we can win this
Don't want to lose you now
No no, or ever again
Don't want to lose you now


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Don't Wanna Lose You Now Lyrics as written by Max Martin

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    Nick wrote this song, it's so good for his first try:)

    LisaBv1921on August 17, 2002   Link

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