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Verse:
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A gypsy wind is blowing warm tonight
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the sky is starlit and the time is right
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and still you're telling me you have to go
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before you leave there's something you should know
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yeah something you should
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know, babe
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I've seen you smiling in the summer sun
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I've seen your long hair flying when you run
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I've made my mind up that it's meant to be
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someday, lady, you'll accomp'ny me
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someday, lady, you'll accomp'ny me
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out where the rivers meet the sound and sea
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you're high above me, now, you're wild and free, ah, but
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someday, lady, you'll accomp'ny me
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someday, lady, you'll accomp'ny me, yeah
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oooohhhhh
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some people say that love's a losing game
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you start with fire, but you lose the flame
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the ashes smolder, but the warmth's soon gone
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you end up cold and lonely on your own
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I'll take my chances, babe, I'll risk it all
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I'll win your love, or I'll take the fall
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I've made my mind up, girl, it's meant to be
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someday, lady, you'll accomp'ny me
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someday, lady, you'll accomp'ny me
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it's written down somewhere, it's got to be
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you're high above me, flying wild and free, ah, but
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someday, lady, you'll accomp'ny me
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someday, lady, you'll accomp'ny me
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someday, lady, you'll accomp'ny me
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out where the rivers meet the sound and sea
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I feel it in my soul, it's meant to be, ahhhh
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someday, lady, you'll accomp'ny me
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someday, lady, you'll accomp'ny me - you will accomp'ny me!
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yeah
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I know you will a-
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comp'ny me now
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uuuhh someday, lady
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uuhhh someday, lady!
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you're gonna-
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comp'ny me now you're gonna
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walk with me and talk with me, now, yeah
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oohh, oohh
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yeah!
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you're gonna accomp'ny me!
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Written by Bob Seger