Three Hearts In A Tangle
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Three Hearts In A Tangle
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(CHORUS)
Three hearts in a tangle
And one heart will have to break
Three hearts in a tangle
What will be the loser's fate
One heart, I'm tied to
And the other heart
Our love is true
Either way I go
I'll bring sorrow, yeah, and
One heart will be broken in two
If I had to choose
Either one of these hearts
Then the other heart
I'll surely break
And if I ever leave
I will suffer, yeah
And who's heart will
Pay for my mistake
(CHORUS)
Now I sit by my window
I'm watching the people
Go dancing by and I'm
I'm trying to reach a decision
And I'm afraid I won't do what's right
(CHORUS)
I want you to sing
A little bit louder
(CHORUS) 2X to fade
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