Storm in my heart
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Storm in my heart
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Sometimes I wonder
And sometimes I cry
I still go under
And I don't know why
And I got a
Storm in my heart
Tearing me apart
A storm in my heart about you
Sometimes the sun shines
Here comes the flood
Through both the good and thebad times
You do stir up my blood
And I got a
Storm in my heart
Tearing me apart
A storm in my heart about you, about you
Getting stormy now, a yeah
I use tounder
As I lie on my bea
Can I hear the tunder or am I confused
About what lies ahed
Well I got a
Storm in my heart
Tearing me apart
A storm in my heart about you, about you, about you
It's astormy now, yeah
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