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Artist: Limahl
Canonical path: /limahl/lies-and-promises
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Lies And Promises
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Lies And Promises
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Take a walk to quieter place
And think of the thing I said would wait
I can see unconsciously
You promised me, you promised me
You come round here to throw a ploy
With silly lines with silly toys
Little things for little minds
Amuse yourself in your spare time
CHORUS
Your promises, your promises
Are your lies as good as your promises (2x)
'Cos I believe in what you say
I have to be so led astray
But I will play the lovers fool
By loving you, by loving you
Repeat CHORUS to fade.
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