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Bic Runga ~ Hey


You were on the second floor Hanging out the window watching the cars Passing by With that look in your eye I was hanging round below Waving to ya from the road I was calling your name You were miles away Hey You've been wondering What's it to ya You've been questioning why All day It's such a silly thing Still it threw ya Caught you by surprise You're coming to me loud and clear There's nothing really for us here Its a terrible thing Hanging on by a string There's nothing left for me to say You've said it all already now I won't Add anymore I'll just slip out the door Hey You've been wondering What's it to ya You've been questioning why all day It's such a silly thing Still it threw ya Caught you by surprise You and I so sick And tired of Hanging around You and me we both Agree it's all over now All over now Hey You've been wondering What's it to ya You've been questioning why all day It's such a silly thing Still it threw ya Caught you by surprise more free lyrics

You were on the second floor
Hanging out the window watching the cars Passing by
With that look in your eye
I was hanging round below
Waving to ya from the road
I was calling your name
You were miles away
Hey
You've been wondering
What's it to ya
You've been questioning why
All day
It's such a silly thing
Still it threw ya
Caught you by surprise
You're coming to me loud and clear
There's nothing really for us here
Its a terrible thing
Hanging on by a string
There's nothing left for me to say
You've said it all already now I won't
Add anymore
I'll just slip out the door
Hey
You've been wondering
What's it to ya
You've been questioning why all day
It's such a silly thing
Still it threw ya
Caught you by surprise
You and I so sick
And tired of
Hanging around
You and me we both
Agree it's all over now
All over now
Hey
You've been wondering
What's it to ya
You've been questioning why all day
It's such a silly thing
Still it threw ya
Caught you by surprise

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