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ABBA ~ You Owe Me One


(B.Andersson/B.Ulvaeus) First release 1982 Now there's a shadow falling over our faces Doubt forever in our hearts And in a while we'll start to pick up the traces We won't find the missing parts Buy me a ticket I'll go to the Bahamas I need a rest from our petty little dramas Yes I really do Aha um hum Look what you've done I'm missing all the fun Baby you owe me one Aha um hum It's my turn to run A chance to see the sun Baby you owe me one I wasn't ready for this kind of intrusion I was taken by surprise Now both of us are in a state of confusion Hesitation in our eyes Something unwanted has entered our existence I think it's better to view it from a distance Yes I really do Aha um hum Look what you've done I'm missing all the fun Baby you owe me one Aha um hum It's my turn to run A chance to see the sun Baby you owe me one (repeat 3 times and fade) more free lyrics

(B.Andersson/B.Ulvaeus)
First release 1982

Now there's a shadow falling over our faces
Doubt forever in our hearts
And in a while we'll start to pick up the traces
We won't find the missing parts
Buy me a ticket I'll go to the Bahamas
I need a rest from our petty little dramas
Yes I really do

Aha um hum
Look what you've done
I'm missing all the fun
Baby you owe me one
Aha um hum
It's my turn to run
A chance to see the sun
Baby you owe me one

I wasn't ready for this kind of intrusion
I was taken by surprise
Now both of us are in a state of confusion
Hesitation in our eyes
Something unwanted has entered our existence
I think it's better to view it from a distance
Yes I really do

Aha um hum
Look what you've done
I'm missing all the fun
Baby you owe me one
Aha um hum
It's my turn to run
A chance to see the sun
Baby you owe me one

(repeat 3 times and fade)

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