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Artist: John Anderson
Canonical path: /john-anderson/bend-it-til-it-breaks
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Bend It Til It Breaks
Read Bend It Til It Breaks lyrics by John Anderson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bend It Til It Breaks
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I'm tired of having all these troubles
Think I've had enough
Excuse me for saying, but baby
I'm calling your bluff
There's been too many times
Too many reasons
Too much crying out loud
I'm tired of being
Just another face in your crowd
And I've heard it before time and time again
You say it's the last time, but it never ends
How much more can this poor heart take?
You bend it until it breaks
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John Anderson performs "Bend It Til It Breaks", and this lyric page sits inside the John Anderson catalog on LyroVerse.
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