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Breaking Glass / Always

Breaking Glass / Always lyrics by Eric Clayton. Baby I've been Breaking glass in your room again Listen Don't look At the carpet I drew something awful on it...

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Breaking Glass / Always

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Baby

I've been

Breaking glass in your room again

Listen

Don't look

At the carpet

I drew something awful on it

See

You're such a wonderful person

But you got problems oh-oh-oh-oh

I'll never touch you

Always Crashing in the Same Car

Every chance, every chance that I take

I take it on the road

Those kilometers and the red lights

I was always looking left and right

Oh, but I'm

Always crashing in the same car

Jasmine, I saw you peeping

As I pushed my foot down to the floor

I was going 'round and 'round

The hotel garage

Must have been touching close to 94

Oh, but I'm

Always crashing in the same car

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