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Artist: Gino Vannelli
Canonical path: /gino-vanelli/words-can-kill
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Words Can Kill
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Words Can Kill
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Why must we fight
Must we shatter sweet dreams
The way we hurt each other night after night
It's almost obscene
Must we tear at our hearts
Even now while we're alone in the dark
Lay your sorrow on my sadness.
Hold me close now stop this madness
Love be silent love be still
Now hush my darling words can kill
Woman don't speak
Seems like a year since we've kissed
Just close your eyes and bring your lips next to mine
Let me know I exist
My love will not wait
Take me in your arms before its to late
Lay your sorrow on my sadness
Hold me close now stop this madness
Love be silent love be still
Now hush my darling words can kill
Words can kill
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Gino Vannelli performs "Words Can Kill", and this lyric page sits inside the Gino Vannelli catalog on LyroVerse.
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