Where Have You Been

Album: released as a single (2025)
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  • I like my freedom, but I'd trade some for a kiss
    Little do you know how long I've been waitin' for this
    When it came to my hopes, well, they left scars I won't miss
    I was getting so lonely, I didn't count on, count on this
    (Where have you-) where have you been?

    (Wake up, wake, wake, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
    (Wake up, wake, wake, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
    (Wake up, wake, wake, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
    (Wake up, wake, wake, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
    (Would you wake up? Would, would, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
    (Wake up, wake, wake, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
    (Would you wake up? Would, would, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
    (Would you wake up? Would, would, would you wake up?) Where have you been?

    I felt it from the moment you walked in the room
    Nothing could keep my eyes from driftin' over to you
    When it came to the word, love, I wondered what it meant
    And then you show up, makin' me believe again

    Where have you been?
    (Wake up, wake, wake, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
    (Wake up, wake, wake, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
    (Would you wake up? Would, would, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
    (Wake up, wake, wake, would you wake up?)
    (Wake up, wake, wake, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
    (Would you wake up? Would, would, would you wake up?) (Where have you been?)
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    (Would, would, would you wake up?)
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    (Would, would, would you wake up?)
    (Would, would, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
    (Would, would, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
    (Wake up, wake, wake, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
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    (Would you wake up? Would, would, would you wake up?) Where have you been?
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    (Would you wake up? Would, would, would you wake up?) Where have you been?

    I felt it
    (Would you wake up? Would, would, would you wake up?) (Where have you been?)
    (Wake up, wake, wake, would you wake up?)
    (Wake, wake, wake, would you wake up?)
    (Wake, wake, wake, would you wake up?)
    (Wake, wake, wake, would you wake up?)
    Where have you been?
    (Would you wake up? Would, would, would you wake up?)
    Where have you been?
    (Would you wake up? Would, would, would you wake up?)
    Where have you been?
    (Would you wake up? Would, would, would you wake up?)

    (Would you wake up? Would, would, would you wake up?)
    (Wake, wake, wake, would you wake up?)
    Where have you been?
    (Would you wake up? Would, would, would you wake up?) (Where have you been?) Writer/s: Jaco Caraco, Kelly Clarkson
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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