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What We Could Be
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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I bet I know what you're
Thinking about now
You’re wondering what this is about
I haven’t known you long
But I gotta let you know
If you stay true I’ll be yours for sure
[Chorus]
So if you’re good to me
I will always love you
You before all else, oh yea
I’d never betray you (no way)
Be your ride or die, oh yea
Cause I would know you got me
So you better make sure that you’re good to me
So you see what we could be (what we could be)
See what we could be (what we could be)
[Verse 2]
I think you’ve figured out
What you need to do
Just show me how much I mean to you
It’s gonna take some time
There’s no need to worry though
If you stay true I’ll be yours for sure
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
We have so much potential here
My intentions are crystal clear
This could be love that lasts through the years
Oh, what we could be
Just you and me
[Chorus]
See what we could be (2X)
What we could be (what we)
What we could be
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Woodlynn Daniel Boston, Massachusetts
Woodlynn Daniel is a pop singer, songwriter, and producer. Her rich and soulful soprano, combined with clear pop sensibilities, make for a unique sound that evokes sincere emotion.
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