Think It Over
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Think It Over
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You say u wanna see the city lights
cause they shine so bright
and they are calling you
before u go
i need to know i won't stand in your way
but i want u to stay
i remember those summer nights
when i held u tight
and it felt so rite
i thought what we had would never end
and now your leavin
Chorus:
baby, think it over, think it over
before u walk away
baby think it over, think it over
before u turn the page
i want u to stay
u say u goin to be star
but to me u are
and i never would ask u to change
i really want u to chase your dreams
but the pain in me is just so hard on me
i remember those summer nights
when i held u tight
and it felt so rite
i thought what we had would never end
and now your leavin
chorus
stay till the morning comes
i hope a change of mind
one last chance for u to see
but u leave me behind
i remember those summer nights
when i held u tight
and it felt so rite
i thought what we had would never end
and now your leavin
chorus 2x
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