Perfect Crime
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Perfect Crime
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You were sweetness and light
I never fought off your kisses
You were the only one in my life
I belived you boy
You took over my mind
And I gave you my everything
You were giving me something
And I thought it was love
You lied, I cried, you stole my heart
Chorus:
I didn't know when you looked into my eyes
I was a victim of the perfect crime
You said you loved me but you were telling lies
You know you're guilty of the perfect crime
You hurt me boy you hurt me so bad
Now I'm over the fight
Of trying to forget you
You were bad to baby
You're a criminal
Chorus and fade
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Lisa Stansfield performs "Perfect Crime", and this lyric page sits inside the Lisa Stansfield catalog on LyroVerse.
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