Am I ever gonna see my baby again?
'Cause I'm gonna have to cry until then
Oh night and day in every prayer
All I can say is...
Am I ever gonna get him back in my arms?
I even had a gypsy read my palms
Oh I sure miss him
Love him so bad it's just a sin, a sin
Do you need him?
In the worst way
Do you want him?
Oh yes I do now
Do you love him?
In the worst way
Oh my it's been so long
When will it end
Oh am I ever gonna see my baby again?
Is he ever coming back tell me when?
Across the sea
A thousand miles away from me
Oh I miss him!
Will he think of me
Across the sea
Across the sea?
Am I ever gonna see my baby again?
'Cause I'm gonna have to cry until then
Am I ever gonna get him back in my arms?
I even had a gypsy read my palms
Oh tell me
Am I ever gonna see my baby again?
'Cause I'm gonna have to cry until then
Oh night and day in every prayer
All I can say is...
Am I ever gonna get him back in my arms?
I even had a gypsy read my palms
Oh I sure miss him
Love him so bad it's just a sin, a sin
Do you need him?
In the worst way
Do you want him?
Oh yes I do now
Do you love him?
In the worst way
Oh my it's been so long
When will it end
Oh am I ever gonna see my baby again?
Is he ever coming back tell me when?
Across the sea
A thousand miles away from me
Oh I miss him!
Will he think of me
Across the sea
Across the sea?
Am I ever gonna see my baby again?
'Cause I'm gonna have to cry until then
Am I ever gonna get him back in my arms?
I even had a gypsy read my palms
Oh tell me
Am I ever gonna see my baby again?
inviata da Bernart Bartleby - 22/11/2017 - 21:13
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Scritta da Ralph Bartey, Johnny Northern e Rudy Clark (?)
Interpretata da uno dei più importanti gruppi vocali femminili afroamericani degli anni 60/70, The Sweet Inspirations, composto da Estelle Brown, Sylvia Shemwell, Myrna Smith e la leader Cissy Drinkard Houston, la madre di Whitney Houston.
La canzone fa parte dell'album intitolato What the World Needs Now Is Love e contenente pure la cover di quel brano di Burt Bacharach
Testo trovato su questo sito giapponese e controllato all'ascolto
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