Triangle
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Triangle
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We're strangers in a room full of people you're close enough to touch me now and yet
With him there at your side we play a lovers game
And I make believe that we have never met
There's danger in a room full of people I watch him as he holds your little hand
And I remember nights when you were mine alone
And I wonder how much more a man can stand
Triangle his and yours and mine three people locked in love's design
Triangle likes some evil sign what a wild and hopeless tangle triangle
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We're actors on a stage full of people I ask you what's to be or not to be
I know a triangle must have a losing side and I wonder is it him or is it me
Triangle his and yours and mine...
What a wild and hopeless tangle triangle
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Jim Ed Brown performs "Triangle", and this lyric page sits inside the Jim Ed Brown catalog on LyroVerse.
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