Lyrics
Oh, Donna, Oh, Donna
Expressing longing and calling out to someone named Donna.
Oh, Donna, Oh, Donna
Continued expression of longing and calling out to Donna.
I had a girl
Referencing a past romantic relationship with a girl.
Donna was her name
Identifying the girl as Donna.
Since she left me
Expressing a sense of loss and change since Donna departed.
I've never been the same
Feeling incomplete or different without Donna.
'Cause I love my girl
Declaring love for Donna.
Donna, where can you be?
Expressing a desire to find Donna, questioning her whereabouts.
Where can you be?
Reiterating the search for Donna.
Now that you're gone
Reflecting on solitude and being left alone after Donna's departure.
I'm left all alone
Emphasizing the feeling of loneliness.
All by myself
Being solitary and without company.
To wander and roam
Expressing aimlessness and wandering after Donna's absence.
'Cause I love my girl
Reaffirming affection for Donna.
Donna, where can you be?
Continuing to search and wonder where Donna might be.
Where can you be?
Reiterating the quest to find Donna.
Well, darlin', now that you're gone
Expressing uncertainty and confusion now that Donna is gone.
I don't know what I'll do
Feeling lost without a clear direction due to Donna's absence.
All time and all my love for you
Referencing the time and love invested in Donna.
I had a girl
Repeating the mention of the past relationship with Donna.
Donna was her name
Reaffirming the identity of the girl as Donna.
Since she left me
Reiterating the impact of Donna's departure on the singer.
I've never been the same
Expressing a persistent feeling of change or loss since Donna left.
'Cause I love my girl
Declaring love for Donna once more.
Donna, where can you be?
Continuing to seek Donna and question her absence.
Where can you be?
Repeatedly expressing the desire to find Donna.
Oh, Donna, Oh, Donna
Repeating the emotional call to Donna.
Oh, Donna, Oh, Donna
Continuing the emotional call to Donna.
Oh, Donna!
Final expression of longing and emotional plea for Donna.
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