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Yee Haw
03:14
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2. |
When You Said I Do
03:40
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It's funny how you say we can't see eye to eye, when you're the one whose changed and I'm alone at night.
You would rather live apart it's easier that way, tell me what has happened baby to the promises you made
To love me, to hold me,
from this day on you said that we would always be for just this once tell me the truth
did it mean anything to you
when you said I do?
All these broken dreams lie shattered on the floor why did you have to leave why did you have to go?
I just can't understand I'm scared and alone.
Tell me what has happened baby to the promises we've know?
To love me, to hold me,
from this day on you said that we would always be, now just this once tell me the truth,
did it mean anything to you,
when you said I would fight for you
and I would die for you
now what am I supposed to do
where can I go
God only knows
abandoned yet I'm not alone.
I'm moving on I'm standing strong
It's funny how you say we can't see eye to eye, when you're the one whose changed
and I'm alone at night.
You would rather live apart it's easier that way, tell me what has happened baby to the promises you made,
To love me, to hold me,
from this day on you said that we would always be, for just this once tell me the truth,
did it mean anything to you,
when you said I do?
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3. |
Dreaming Out Loud
03:48
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