Suzanne
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Suzanne
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Dear sister, something's been been going on
It's me and my mister, now I know I'm wrong
Cos' I hurt and I'm sore but
I can't help thinking about him so
I hurt and what's more
I don't think I can let him go
Chorus:
So won't you help me Suzanne
Help ma try to understand
Won't you help me Suzanne
Cos' I've just got to say good-bye
Say good-bye to my man
Dear sister, I lay awake some nights
Thinking should I risk a...
Should I risk another fight
Cos' I hurt and I'm sore but
I'm still thinking about him so
I hurt and what's more
I don't think I can let him go
Chorus
Lately love's like lead it weighs me down
I don't know if I'm safe and sound
My favourite colour's green not black and blue
There must be something you can do
Chorus
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Who performs "Suzanne"?
Lisa Stansfield performs "Suzanne", and this lyric page sits inside the Lisa Stansfield catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Suzanne"?
Yes. The related section below points to 8-3-1 and A Little Bit Of Heaven with a short reason for opening each page next.
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