Walk The Streets
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Walk The Streets
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Walk the streets at night,
Looking for someone;
Looking for someone;
You'll never find.
Whoa, darling, you might as well forget him,
For he's gone, he's said his last goodbye.
I wish you had listened when you first met him,
I tried to make you realize.
He didn't feel the same for you,
But still you thought he was your guy.
Now you know the pain,
Oh, that love can bring;
For he's gone, you might as well forget him.
Now you know the pain,
Oh, that love can bring;
For he's gone, you might as well forget him.
Walk the streets at night,
Looking for someone;
Looking for someone;
You'll never find.
Whoa, darling, you might as well forget him,
For he's gone, he's said his last goodbye.
For he's gone, whoa, you might as well forget him,
He's said his last goodbye, whoa, he's gone.
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