...And The Radio Played The Hits
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...And The Radio Played The Hits
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Doing nothing right,
What could i have done tonight,
To make everything feel so wrong?
Another night gone by another dream gone to the sky,
I cant see your big brown eyes through mine anymore.
Remember those flowers i picked for you from your best friends backyard?
You said youd never let them die.
And like a rose love has thorns,
Thorns that pierce my soul,
She said shed never let us die.
Just one thing that you should know,
This time ill let you go
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