Changing Place
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Changing Place
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Love hurts sometimes very
Never hurt me and now
I need you now
You left me i want you now
Oh, oh, oh, oh
You broke my heart
I only want a chance
Only a, a, a
In celebration of our love
You ran away from there
I always loved you
But i was afraid of having lost
Changing room
After i lost you
Changing room
Now the road of solitude
Ah, ah, ah, ah, oh, oh
Love hurts sometimes very
Never hurt me and now
I need you now
You left me i want you now
Oh oh oh oh
You broke my heart
I only want a chance
Only a, a, a
In celebration of our love
You ran away from there
I always loved you
But i was afraid of having lost
Changing room
After i lost you
Changing room
Now the road of solitude
Ah, ah, ah, ah, oh, oh
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