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Geri Halliwell ~ Someone's Watching Over Me


You said I'd always be your little girl Thought that would last forever But you left me in this grown up world I had to pull myself together At the end of the day, you showed me the way I'm never in doubt Someone's watching over me Though sometimes I wish that you would look away from me Always watching over me Though it's not perfect it can't be any other way for me You said to me that time would never wait So I ran a little faster I was always there but just too late so fate became a father At the end of the day so fate became a father At the end of the day You showed me the way I'm never in doubt You left a girl with a hungry mind (I'm still learning, I'm still waiting) All of my answers I need to find more free lyrics

You said I'd always be your little girl
Thought that would last forever
But you left me in this grown up world
I had to pull myself together
At the end of the day, you showed me the way
I'm never in doubt
Someone's watching over me
Though sometimes I wish that you would look away from me
Always watching over me
Though it's not perfect it can't be any other way for me
You said to me that time would never wait
So I ran a little faster
I was always there but just too late
so fate became a father
At the end of the day
so fate became a father
At the end of the day
You showed me the way I'm never in doubt
You left a girl with a hungry mind
(I'm still learning, I'm still waiting)
All of my answers I need to find

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