That's What i Call Love
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That's What i Call Love
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Where are you right now
does it feel much better
now that you're gone
and if I had a heart of stone
I guess I'd never played your games
but I don't dear
no I don't
some may say
to hurt is to be afraid
but that don't get rid of this pain
so hurt the hand that holds you
that's what I call love
please explain to me
maybe I could understand
now how would that be
and all these things you do
well I can't get it thru my head
look how you break us in two
such a lonesome game
so take away
the one thing you never had
and forsake the only love you'll ever know
so hurt the hand that holds you
that's what I call love
that's what I call love
that's what I call love.
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Jeremy Days performs "That's What i Call Love", and this lyric page sits inside the Jeremy Days catalog on LyroVerse.
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