Cliffhanger
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Cliffhanger
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This must be a start
It sure feels like the beginning
Ever since April you have been receiving and responding
And in a year, two, three, four
We will be a lover in a war?
A lover in a war
What if I am like that woman we
Read about in a free-to-take magazine
Well I don't plan to be like her
I wanna be a teenager
Forever
Forever
And in a year, two, three, four, five
Will we be having a child?
Having a child
There's no use in promises
-?
Feeling a feeling
Because it's a feeling
I will raise my hand if you ask who is willing to
Move on I'm ready to
Move on I'm ready to
I'm ready to move on
But in a year, two, three, four
Will we be a lover in a war?
A lover in a war
And in a year, two, three, four, five
Will we be having a child?
Having a child
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Who performs "Cliffhanger"?
Britta Persson performs "Cliffhanger", and this lyric page sits inside the Britta Persson catalog on LyroVerse.
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