Starting Again
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Starting Again
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Pretending again
I think we both know this is the end
We can try it again
But we better face it
Losing again
I know we both thought this time we'd win
But you can't take thing and just erase it.
Could it be we talked too long
Maybe we should start off being friends
And try it again.
Could it be we both were wrong
Maybe we should sing our song again
And rewrite the end, start it again.
Start it again
Not looking for love, needing a friend
And knowing inside it's gonna be better
Laughing again
And thinking how wrong we were back then
We're happy again and this is forever.
Now we know we both were wrong
Aren't you g lad we sang our song again
To rewrite the end and start it again.
We start love, love, love
Start it again.
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Who performs "Starting Again"?
Kenny Rogers performs "Starting Again", and this lyric page sits inside the Kenny Rogers catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Love Lifted Me and We Don't Make Love Anymore with a short reason for opening each page next.
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