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Boyzone ~ When All Is Said And Done


Days that we spent When I was so small Never let me fall You never let me fall Taught me to see The right and the wrong Oh I'm not that strong Wish I was that strong You've been good to me Tending my every need Just look what I am Can't you see--it's you in me When all is said and done Look before you--I'm your son Can't you see It's you in me A man... Now I'm a man Time has gone so fast I didn't want it to I didn't want it to Wen't on my way Like a crazy young fool I never wanted to I never wanted to You've been good to me Tending my every need Just look what I am Can't you see--it's you in me CHORUS more free lyrics

Days that we spent
When I was so small
Never let me fall
You never let me fall
Taught me to see
The right and the wrong
Oh I'm not that strong
Wish I was that strong
You've been good to me
Tending my every need
Just look what I am
Can't you see--it's you in me

When all is said and done
Look before you--I'm your son
Can't you see
It's you in me
A man...

Now I'm a man
Time has gone so fast
I didn't want it to
I didn't want it to
Wen't on my way
Like a crazy young fool
I never wanted to
I never wanted to
You've been good to me
Tending my every need
Just look what I am
Can't you see--it's you in me

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