What's The Use Of Wond'rin? chords by Margaret Whiting
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What's
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the use of wonderin'
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if he's good or if he's bad?
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Or if you like the way he wears his hat?
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Oh, what's the use of wondering
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if he's good or if he's
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bad?
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He's your fellow and you love him.
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That's all there is to that.
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Common sense may tell you
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that the endin' will be sad,
And now's the time to
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break and run away.
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But what's the use of wonderin'
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if the endin' will be sad?
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He's your fella and you love him,
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there's nothing more to
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say.
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Something made him the way that he is,
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whether he's false or true.
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And something gave him
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the things that are his,
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one of those things is you.
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So when he wants your kisses,
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you will give them to the lad.
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And anywhere he leads you,
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you will walk.
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And any time he needs you,
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you'll go running there like mad.
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You're his girl, and he's your fellow.
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And all the rest is talk.
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Common sense may tell you
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That the endin' will be sad
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And now's the time to
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break and run away.
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But what's the use of wondering
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if the end will be sad?
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He's your fellow and you love him.
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There's nothing more to say.
What's The Use Of Wond'rin?
Margaret Whiting
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