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I've seen your face somewhere before I swear Could it be I've met you somewhere else It's the way you turn and look at me Your eyes are different but they're much the same Have I seen you before Heaven told me they took him somewhere Have I seen you before Heaven told me they took you somewhere Have I seen you before I was with him when he left us I feel he really never left at all When I'm looking in this mirror I see you in me and I feel so proud Have I seen you before Heaven told me they took him somewhere Have I seen you before Heaven told me they took you somewhere Have I seen you before more free lyrics

I've seen your face somewhere before I swear
Could it be I've met you somewhere else
It's the way you turn and look at me
Your eyes are different but they're much the same

Have I seen you before

Heaven told me they took him somewhere
Have I seen you before
Heaven told me they took you somewhere
Have I seen you before

I was with him when he left us
I feel he really never left at all
When I'm looking in this mirror
I see you in me and I feel so proud

Have I seen you before

Heaven told me they took him somewhere
Have I seen you before
Heaven told me they took you somewhere
Have I seen you before

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