We Don't Have Much In Common (anymore)
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We Don't Have Much In Common (anymore)
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We had so much in common you and me
So we told the world our love just had to be
But things have changend then we both know it's through
Now we don't have much in common me and you
You never love me like you used to do
And the loneliness just keeps on showing through
Things are not the way they were before
Cause we don't have much in common anymore
[ steel ]
The only things we have in common now
Are the dreams that we are slowly tearing down
And the way we hurt each other day by day
For the touch of real true love has slipped away
You never love me like you used to do...
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