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Artist: Breaking News
Canonical path: /breaking-news/thank-you-you-had-it-all-intro
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Thank You (You Had It All Intro)
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Thank You (You Had It All Intro)
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In bad times you came and held my hand
You've made me change so fast, as nightfalls
You tell me you love me, you need me you want me now and together
We'll get high
So what about a drink under these bright stars?
Tell me you believe, when I whisper in your ears
I tell you I love you, I need you I want you and
I thank you so much
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