Hurricane
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Hurricane
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Well I don't know what to do with my head
And all the things that live inside
Well I don't know what to believe
My god she's got aces up her sleeve
He's gone away like I knew he would
He's gone away like I knew he should
So bring back my hurricane
Tell him I am fine again
Cause we landed in another plan
And I don't know if I'll
Ever be the same
Well the world was round before I found you
The oceans a changing blue
I was always going somewhere
But I never believed it would be from you
He's gone away...
So bring back my hurricane
Tell him I am fine again
Cause we landed in another plan
And I don't know if I'll
Ever be the same
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Leona Naess performs "Hurricane", and this lyric page sits inside the Leona Naess catalog on LyroVerse.
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