When You're Tired Of Breaking Other Hearts
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When You're Tired Of Breaking Other Hearts
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When you're tired of breaking other hearts won't you come back again and break mine
When you're tired of roaming darling and the love light no longer shines
When your dream world falls around you and you sit by yourself and pine
When you're tired of breaking other hearts won't you come back again and break mine
[ ac.guitar ]
When your dream world falls around you...
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