"Willee" genre: Country General
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	Saw Jimmy Webb one night in the Cinegrill at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel...made me miss Willee, so I wrote a song about her...
	MP3.com CD: Willee (CD 5) - buy it! CD: The Trace Of Her Lipstick   Label: Home Of The Hits Credits: (c)&(p)2002 Cole Shelly
	Lyrics WILLEE Willee, when you called me I just couldn't bear to grin It's funny how the time has grown so thin You were a child then and I was barely grown I never thought we’d both be here alone Willee, you believed in all the days spent in the meadow Holding on too long, pushing down the petals Willee, I was dreaming while the wind swept off the bay Holding on too long, pushing the days away Still just not believing that you're gone ...and you won't be here for so long Willee, when they told us all good things come to an end They never told us why, or warned us when Time, on its ruthless flight, with our backs turned the other way Swept down and took our days away Willee, you believed in all the days spent in the meadow Holding on too long, foot down to the metal Willee, I was dreaming while the wind swept off the bay Holding on too long, wishing the days away Still just not believing that you're gone ...and you won't be here for so long I think I need someone to hold me But there's not anyone in sight Why did we have to leave Just to make it right Willee, I just need someone who knows me I can't keep going on this way Why did we ever let each other slip away How could we ever let each other slip away Willee, you believed in all the days spent in the meadow Holding on too long, pushing down the pedals Willee, I was dreaming while the wind swept off the bay Holding on too long, pushing the days away Still just not believing that you're gone ...and you won't be here for so long (c)2002 Cole Shelly

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