Hit And Run
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Hit And Run
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No I didn't see you comin' as I was goin' down life's street
I met you and you knocked me off my feet
You left me lame and crippled lovin' you was all I've done
You wrecked my life forever for you're a hit and run
I should have known that you were speeding for you live your life so fast
I should have turned at night and let you pass
But my hungry eyes weren't watching as I met you held on
You left my heart in pieces for you're a hit and run
Am I broken up ole body and never be repaired
Cuase on the road of true love you left me suffering there
And the heart will be felt always for the demages all've been done
Our love is gone forever cause you're a hit and run
Yes by accident I love you butr you're a hit and run
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