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Broken Heart ~ Bad


I used to think love was a funny feeling That was before I met you all the bad things went away no more trouble no more rain Chours I can hardly wait for our first date I can hardly breathe the room is spinning thoughts are mixed nothing makes sense and to think I almost missed this Im under a spell of your love and these are the sideaffects come and tell me it's ok Chours I can hardly wait for our first date I can hardly breathe the room is spinning thoughts are mixed nothing makes sense and to think I missed this EVerything is gone nothing is happenng I'm stuck in one place Ending Now I'm lost with in this new way of love more free lyrics

I used to think love was a funny feeling
That was before I met you
all the bad things went away
no more trouble no more rain

Chours
I can hardly wait for our first date I can hardly breathe
the room is spinning thoughts are mixed nothing
makes sense and to think I almost missed this

Im under a spell of your love
and these are the sideaffects
come and tell me it's ok

Chours
I can hardly wait for our first date I can hardly
breathe the room is spinning thoughts are mixed
nothing makes sense and to think I missed this

EVerything is gone
nothing is happenng
I'm stuck in one place
Ending
Now I'm lost with in this new way of love

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