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Your hair looks wonderful
Your clothes well kept
I know you're wide awake
But I haven't slept yet
It's almost ten o'clock
And before you leave
Make sure the door is locked
Unless you stay for a while
I know it's getting near
Why don't you stay for a while
It's hard to say I love you dear
I love you dear
And then you leave with smiles
And you return with tears
Now you have made come true
All of my biggest fears
It's almost twelve o'clock
And before you leave

Make sure the door is locked
Unless you stay for a while
I know it's getting near
Why don't you stay for a while
It's hard to say I love you dear
Your hair looks wonderful
Your clothes are so well kept
I know you're wide awake
But I haven't slept yet
I haven't slept
Why don't you stay for a while
I know it's getting near
Why don't you stay for a while
It's hard to say I love you dear
I love you dear
My hair looks wonderful
My clothes are so well kept
I know I'm wide awake
And you haven't slept yet
You haven't slept yet
Why don't you stay for a while
I know it's getting near
Why don't you stay for a while
It's hard to say I love you dear
I love you dear

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Leon James "Lee" DeWyze (born April 2, 1986) is an American singer-songwriter and musician from Mount Prospect, Illinois, and is the winner of the ninth season of American Idol. He has released two independent albums, So I'm Told (2007) and Slumberland (2010). He released "Live it Up" in late 2010. Lee Dewyze attended an alternative high school but states that music and his teachers were his inspiration to go back to his studies. Before Idol, DeWyze worked as a paint salesclerk. His musical influences include Cat Stevens, Eric Clapton, Ben Harper, and Simon & Garfunkel.

Read more about Lee DeWyze on Last.fm.


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