Cry In My Arms
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Cry In My Arms
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How could you lie to me now when i'm weak, now when weç£-e
falling too deep
Thought you were perfect but nobody is, try to forget with a
kiss
Hate to feel this way i feel
Cry in my arms, won磘 you cry in my arms
Cry in my arms, won磘 you cry in my arms, in my arms
Itç£- complicated to love you my friend, why do we always
pretend
You know that itç£- time for us to say goodbye, but our love is
too strong to die
Hate to feel this way I feel
Cry in my arms, won`t you cry in my arms
Cry in my arms, won磘 you cry in my arms, in my arms, in my
arms
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Cry in my arms, won磘 you cry in my arms
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