Trouble In Paradise
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Trouble In Paradise
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There's Trouble In paradise
I can see it and I know the signs so well
I know he's out there and around it every day
There's trouble but there won't be long
Cause in the morning it'll all be gone
Long gone, cause Lord I'm gonna love him
Till the devil goes away
Now I know about those devil women
They'll set your lovers head to spinning
And she's a demon she wants control
But she ain't taken my mans soul
She ain't taken my mans soul
There's Trouble In paradise
I can see it and I know the signs so well
I know he's out there and around it every day
There's trouble but there won't be long
Cause in the morning it'll all be gone
Long gone, cause Lord I'm gonna love him
Till the devil goes away
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