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Oh Girl

by Paul Young

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Oh, girl I'd be in trouble if you left me now Cause I don't know where to look for love I just don't know how Oh, girl How I depend on you To give me love when I need it Right on time you would always be All my friends call me a fool They say, "let the woman take care of you" So I try to be hip and think like the crowd But even the crowd can't help me now, oh-oh-oh Oh, girl Tell me, what am I gonna do I know I got a guilty face Girl, I feel so out of place, oh yeah (Don't know where to go, who to see, yeah) Oh, girl I guess I better go I can save myself a lot of useless tears Girl I've gotta get away from here Oh, girl Pain will double if you leave me now Cause I don't know where to look for love And I don't, I don't know how (Oh, girl, why do I love you so, yeah) (Better be on my way, I can't stay) (Have you ever seen such a helpless man)

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