Hate to Hurt lyrics by Eastwood. You are so good to me And I’m so bad for you We could play this game Day after day But it’s wrong, I’d hate to You call my...
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You are so good to me
And I’m so bad for you
We could play this game
Day after day
But it’s wrong, I’d hate to
You call my name
I look away
I’m too ashamed
You sit and talk to me
Dodging the truth
Because it’s hard to see through
We could tie the ends
But they’re frayed
And too old to hold on to
You call my name
I look away
I’m too ashamed
Of the way that I hurt you
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