Lyrics Won't You See Me - The Grass Roots

Won't You See Me - The Grass Roots
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Date of issue: 31.12.1966
Record label: A Geffen Records Release;
Song language: English

Won't You See Me

If you’ve ever walked the empty streets alone before
And if you’ve seen a man sitting quietly along the shore
Then you’ve seen me
Then you’ve seen me
And I-I-I've been watching you, too
And wondering who
I’ve been thinking about you
Wanting to know for sure
I hope it’s not an illusion I’m seein'
I hope you are who I thought you were
You walk above the stones on a mis-covered carpet of dawn
And when I reach the spot I thought you were, I’d finally find you’re gone
Won’t you see me
Won’t you see me
'Cause I-I-I've been hoping that you’ve
Been watching me, too?
I’ve been thinking about you
Wanting to know for sure
I hope it’s not an illusion I’m seein'
I hope you are who I thought you were
I know now that you are merely mist, you’re just a dream (you're just a dream)
And I hope that things aren’t as bad as they seem to be (seems to me, yeah)
I’ve been thinking about you
Wanting to know for sure
I hope it’s not an illusion I’m seein'
I hope you are who I thought you were
I’ve been thinking about you
Wanting to know for sure
I hope it’s not an illusion I’m seein'

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