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Just to Be Loved - Al Jarreau



     
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I was down to the bone I was lonely only yesterday
Didn't know I was throwin' my chances away
Then you came along just long enough to see
Far beyond the fool that I have come to be
Just to be loved by you
It's like having all my sweetest dreams coming true
You showed me something, I've never seen
You made me something, I have never been before
Never before
I was always the one who would never give anything away
If all your feeling is cool there's not much to say
When the silence got too loud for me to bear
You brought me love and taught me how to care
Just to be loved by you
It's like having all my sweetest dreams coming true

You showed me something, I've never seen
You made me something, I have never been before
Never before
Just to be loved by you
It's like having all my sweetest dreams coming true
You showed me something, I've never seen
You made me something, I have never been before
Never before
Cherish love when you use it
It's never gone they say
When you have it
It's only love, only love
Just to be loved by you
It's like having all my sweetest dreams coming true
You showed me something, I've never seen
You made me something, I have never been before
Never before
Just to be loved by you
It's like having all my sweetest dreams coming true
You showed me something, I've never seen
You made me something, I have never been before
Never before
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Alwin Lopez Jarreau (born March 12, 1940 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin), known popularly as Al Jarreau, is an American, Grammy Award–winning jazz singer. Versatile in his singing style, Jarreau is a twelve-time Grammy-nominated vocalist and the only vocalist in history to win a Grammy Award in three separate categories: jazz, pop, and R&B. As the son of a vicar, he had his first singing experiences in a church choir.

Read more about Al Jarreau on Last.fm.


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