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Baby The Whole World Knows
.c 1983 M. D. Morgan/Chromewood Music BMI
Well I wish that things could be
The way they used to be
The way that you and me
Rock and rolled like the sea
The stars in our eyes
And a glow like the sun all around
We used to talk
Every chance we got
And when we weren’t talkin’
We were making love
And everywhere we went
We were always hand in hand
Baby listen to the rain
Fallin’ in my soul
You can hear the thunder
Rollin’ through my heart
You’re so careless with my love babe
You’re tearin’ me apart and it shows
Baby the whole world knows
What’s the matter with you girl
Is the matter with me
Now I can’t remember when
We had a conversation
And thoughts of makin’ love
Are strictly speculation
I can’t believe something so right
Could go so wrong
People used to stare
Our feeling was so strong
Now people turn around
When you use my name in vain
The special love we shared
Has turned into a cryin’ shame
Baby listen to the rain
Fallin’ in my soul
You can hear the thunder
Rollin’ through my heart
You’re so careless with my love babe
You’re tearin’ me apart
Baby the whole world knows
What’s the matter with you girl
Is the matter with me
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Hollister Morgan Prescott Valley, Arizona
Hollister Morgan has worked with Earl Thomas Conley, Max D. Barnes, Max Troy Barnes, Ruthie Barnes-Steele, Vern Gosdin, Dan
McCorrison, Bobby Bare, George Jones, and Joe Sun.
“Songwriting for me is just an essential process like breathing. I write because I have to. I love the process and the discovery and the joy and the need of it. If one finds something in my work that is an added joy.
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