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Camper Van Beethoven ~ Heart


Oh, watch what you say You're breaking my heart Oh, watch what you do You're tearing me apart I, i hear what you say I see what you do Please, please won't you tell me That you will stay When, when we first met Well i fell for you You, you said "but first To me you must be true." Well i, i kept my word But you don't seem to care Please, please won't you tell me That you will stay Oh, watch what you say You're breaking my heart Oh, watch what you do You're tearing me apart I, i hear what you say I see what you do I see you going Please, please won't you tell me That you will stay more free lyrics

Oh, watch what you say
You're breaking my heart
Oh, watch what you do
You're tearing me apart
I, i hear what you say
I see what you do
Please, please won't you tell me
That you will stay

When, when we first met
Well i fell for you
You, you said "but first
To me you must be true."
Well i, i kept my word
But you don't seem to care
Please, please won't you tell me
That you will stay

Oh, watch what you say
You're breaking my heart
Oh, watch what you do
You're tearing me apart
I, i hear what you say
I see what you do
I see you going
Please, please won't you tell me
That you will stay

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