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I Wonder Why - Paul Johnson



     
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Love is a hunger that burns in my soul
But you never noticed the pain
Love in an anchor that won't let me go
I reached out to hold you
But you push me away
And you always convinced me to stay
And I wonder why
We hold on with tears in our eyes
And I wonder why
We have to break down to make things alright
And I wonder why
I can't seem to tell you goodbye
Yeah, I wonder why
I'm no angel my selfish pride
But I love you more everyday
Love is an anger that builds a pain inside
As a tears of frustration roll down my face
But is love always have to turn out this way?

And I wonder why
We hold on with tears in our eyes
And I wonder why
We have to break down to make things alright
And I wonder why
I can't seem to tell you goodbye
Oh, I wonder why
I don't want to fight again tonight
About the little things, please baby
I just wanna find my way back to love, oh
I meet you there, baby
(Hold on, break down, can't seem)
And I wonder why
We hold on with tears in our eyes
And I wonder why, I wonder why
We have to break down to make things alright
And I wonder why
I can't seem to tell you goodbye
I wonder why
We hold on with tears in our eyes
And I wonder why
We have to break down to make things alright
And I wonder why
I can't seem to tell you goodbye
Oh yeah and I wonder why, I wonder why
No, oh yeah, I wonder why, baby
And I wonder why
We hold on with tears in our eyes
And I wonder why, I wonder why
We have to break down to make things

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There are three artists using the name Paul Johnson: :1:: Paul Johnson, Chicago house Music Producer Born and raised in the birthplace of House Music, Paul Johnson has released over 130 E.P's himself and a vast amount of music for some of the most consistently underground dance labels before hooking up with Peacefrog. 12" releases on the likes of Cajual / Relief and Dance Mania led to his debut album release 'Bump Talkin' in 1994.

Read more about Paul Johnson on Last.fm.


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