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Cher ~ Living In A House Divided


Look at us the picture of happiness Not so long ago, ah not so very long ago The pride of all our friends The perfect couple were we Is this how it will end? Just a sad, sad story Chorus: Living in a house divided With a love that's so one sided There's no chance at all The walls have got to fall Living in a house divided With a love that's so one sided There's no chance at all The walls have got to fall Tumbling down Look at us the king and queen of emptiness Living inside our castle of loneliness Unable to make amends Such perfect strangers are we Is this how it will end? Just a sad story Chorus x 3 more free lyrics

Look at us the picture of happiness
Not so long ago, ah not so very long ago
The pride of all our friends
The perfect couple were we
Is this how it will end?
Just a sad, sad story

Chorus:
Living in a house divided
With a love that's so one sided
There's no chance at all
The walls have got to fall
Living in a house divided
With a love that's so one sided
There's no chance at all
The walls have got to fall
Tumbling down

Look at us the king and queen of emptiness
Living inside our castle of loneliness
Unable to make amends
Such perfect strangers are we
Is this how it will end?
Just a sad story

Chorus x 3

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