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Artist: Broken Hearts Are Blue
Canonical path: /broken-hearts-are-blue/and-then
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And Then
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And Then
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She said it's good to want, want it good.
I want to want but she never said what it took to find love.
These eyes may never see the morning.
Hold on so I can hear the calling.
She said it's good to give, giving is good.
She never said want never lasts, need always needs.
These eyes may never see the morning.
Hold on so I can hear the calling.
And then she said beauty is so complicated.
These eyes may never see the morning.
Hold on so I can hear the calling.
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