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Chantal Kreviazuk ~ Julia


Well you looked so at peace Trying to find real love You hair was like a fire Such a pretty woman You were hiding out in the open Searching so hard For a kiss that lasts forever There on the boulevard Do they use you? And then use you? When you get scared again? They could never forget you But they could say they said your name Julia Well there's gotta be somebody Gets what it is you do Knows about the business Somebody who can see through Someone unaffected Someone unashamed Of his woman being worshipped When he's not in the frame Do they use you? And then use you when you get scared again? They could never forget you But they could say they said your name Julia more free lyrics

Well you looked so at peace
Trying to find real love
You hair was like a fire
Such a pretty woman
You were hiding out in the open
Searching so hard
For a kiss that lasts forever
There on the boulevard
Do they use you?
And then use you?
When you get scared again? They could never forget you
But they could say they said your name
Julia
Well there's gotta be somebody
Gets what it is you do
Knows about the business
Somebody who can see through
Someone unaffected
Someone unashamed
Of his woman being worshipped
When he's not in the frame
Do they use you?
And then use you when you get scared again?
They could never forget you
But they could say they said your name
Julia

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