Few Less Breaks
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Few Less Breaks
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I've been walking around with my heart in my hand
I might ask you if you could ever understand
I can't take another break in my heart
So let me show you darling where to start
You think you know how to love me
But I think you might go and tear me apart
You think you know how to show me
But I could use a few less breaks in my heart
If there ever was a big mistake I made
I'm still broke from all the prices that I paid
I can't bring myself to linger in the past
I need something that I know is gonna last
You think you know how to love me
But I think you might go and tear me apart
You think you know how to show me
But I could use a few less breaks in my heart
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Brandon Heath performs "Few Less Breaks", and this lyric page sits inside the Brandon Heath catalog on LyroVerse.
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