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702 ~ All I Want


[Chorus:] All I want is someone I can talk to, Someone who will listen to what I have to say. All I need is some special attention, Someone who will mention the special things in me. [Verse One:] I not the kind of girl, Who doesn't know what she wants. I see it in my mind, The kind of guy to treat me right. I know he'll be strong, He'll keep me going on, I'll know him when he comes, He'll be my number one. [Repeat Chorus] [Verse Two:] Special in every way, Takes time from busy days, To satisfy my needs. Says things to comfort me, It's not much to ask for, The things I want. I'll know him when he comes, He'll be my number one. [Repeat Chorus] [Break:] All that I'm (All that I'm), Looking for (looking for), Got to have (got to have), Someone mature (ooh baby). Ooh,everything (everything), You do and say (do and say), Touch my heart (touch my heart in a special way). All I want, All I need, Someone special. [Repeat Chorus to fade] more free lyrics

[Chorus:]
All I want is someone I can talk to,
Someone who will listen to what I have to say.
All I need is some special attention,
Someone who will mention the special things in me.

[Verse One:]
I not the kind of girl,
Who doesn't know what she wants.
I see it in my mind,
The kind of guy to treat me right.
I know he'll be strong,
He'll keep me going on,
I'll know him when he comes,
He'll be my number one.

[Repeat Chorus]

[Verse Two:]
Special in every way,
Takes time from busy days,
To satisfy my needs.
Says things to comfort me,
It's not much to ask for,
The things I want.
I'll know him when he comes,
He'll be my number one.

[Repeat Chorus]

[Break:]
All that I'm (All that I'm),
Looking for (looking for),
Got to have (got to have),
Someone mature (ooh baby).
Ooh,everything (everything),
You do and say (do and say),
Touch my heart (touch my heart in a special way).
All I want,
All I need,
Someone special.

[Repeat Chorus to fade]

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