My heart would know
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My heart would know
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My lips could tell a lie
But my heart would know
I could say it's over now
That I was glad to see you go
I could hate you
For the way I'm feeling
My lips could tell a lie
But my heart would know
It's a sin to make me cry
When you know I love you so
I could tell my heart
That I don't miss you
My lips could tell a lie
But my heart would know
I can't fool my crying heart
Cause it knows I need you so
I could tell my heart
I'm glad that we parted
My lips could tell a lie
But my heart would know
My lips could tell a lie
But my heart would know
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