I know it's hard on you
When your world has changed.
Forget the map that you knew
Because its been rearranged.

Oh, Oh. Don't you cry.
Oh, Oh. Don't worry cause,
No need to be alone,
I'll never let you down,
I'll keep you safe from harm,
Someway, somehow.

I get the feeling you knew
Just how hard it would be.
Sometimes a good point of view
Is not so easy to see.

Oh, Oh. Don't you cry.
Oh, Oh. Don't worry cause,
No need to be alone,
I'll never let you down,
I'll keep you safe from harm,
Someway, somehow.
Know you can count on me,
I'll always be around,
Give anything you need,
Someway, Somehow.

I think I know where you've been,
When situations arrive,
So when it happens again,
I'll be the one,
I'll be there right by your side.

Oh, Oh. Don't you cry.
Oh, Oh. Don't worry cause,
No need to be alone,
I'll never let you down,
I'll keep you safe from harm,
Someway, Somehow.
Know you can count on me.
I'll always be around,
Give anything you need,
Someway, Somehow.
Someway, Somehow.
Someway, Somehow.


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    I think "No need to be alone," Should be "No need to be alarmed" It's a little unclear though, listen for the D sound at the end.

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