Strange Tidings
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Strange Tidings
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Let’s just wait here
I got so confused
But I left you in the morning
When the news rather new
I won’t go back again
My hours are through
I know she’s on the mends
There’s nothing you can do
Watch what you say
If I’m guilty
I will pay
Watch how it goes
If I’m guilty
It’ll show
So watch, whatcha say
If I’m guilty
I’ll walk away
I won’t wait here
For an hour or two
Cause you left me in the bathroom
When there’s other thing to do
Watch what you say
If I’m guilty
I will pay
Watch how it goes
If I’m guilty
It’ll show
So watch, whatcha say
If I’m guilty
I’ll walk away
Control it is, so hard to find
I can’t believe I’ve lost my mind
I need you now, I need you then
All and all we´re not friends
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Who performs "Strange Tidings"?
Albert Hammond Jr. performs "Strange Tidings", and this lyric page sits inside the Albert Hammond Jr. catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Bargain of the Century and Blue Skies with a short reason for opening each page next.
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