Looking Over Our Shoulders
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Looking Over Our Shoulders
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Looking over our shoulders everywhere we go
So afraid that we'll be seen by someone that we know
Then we're in double trouble for we live our double life
Looking over our shoulders for my husband and my wife
I guess we're no better than two common feet
Though it's love not money that we still
So when we run and hide to meet each other
Doubts and fears are always at our hill
Looking over our shoulders...
Though we tried to tell ourselves that we're not wrong
And we have to think about our kids
And it's a poor excuse for we knew all alone
It's not right to steal the way we did
Looking over our shoulders...
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