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Accept ~ Breaking Up Again


Wakin' up on monday morning Sunday'd been and gone Reachin' out for you But i was alone Now i sit at the breakfast table Table's set for two Been the same thing ev'ry mornin' Silly things i do Ooh, don't know what to do about you I'll never give the way you gave Ooh, now should i try to find you Keep playin' ev'ry song you played me Feel like breakin' up again It's a thing i gotta live with Take it on my own I'm waitin' till it's over Then again i never know If i'd only seen you goin' Walkin' out the door But i had no way of knowin' Can't take it no more Ooh, don't know what to do about you I'll never give the way you gave Ooh, now should i try to find you Keep playin' ev'ry song you played me Feel like breakin' up again more free lyrics

Wakin' up on monday morning
Sunday'd been and gone
Reachin' out for you
But i was alone

Now i sit at the breakfast table
Table's set for two
Been the same thing ev'ry mornin'
Silly things i do

Ooh, don't know what to do about you
I'll never give the way you gave
Ooh, now should i try to find you
Keep playin' ev'ry song you played me
Feel like breakin' up again

It's a thing i gotta live with
Take it on my own
I'm waitin' till it's over
Then again i never know

If i'd only seen you goin'
Walkin' out the door
But i had no way of knowin'
Can't take it no more

Ooh, don't know what to do about you
I'll never give the way you gave
Ooh, now should i try to find you
Keep playin' ev'ry song you played me
Feel like breakin' up again

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