What Would You do
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What Would You do
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You call me a cheater well maybe that's true
But if you could hold heaven what would you do
She offered me true love that i never knew
I saw the doors to heaven and just walked through
You'll never believe me i tried to be true
But with heaven at my fingertips what else could i do
Maybe you'd be different if this happened to yo
But with your feet in my shoes i wonder what you'd do
If it's wrong to long for lost love then i'm wrong as i can be
You say it's wrong and that may be true but it sure seems right to me
And you say you'd be different if this happened to you
But with heaven at your fingertips what would you do
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