Bad Enough
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Bad Enough
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It's quiet in the street
It's quiet in the car
Don't you make a sound
I wanna keep it like we are
Why'd you close your eyes
I know you never sleep
I'll be on the watch
There's razor thin glass between us and a hurricane
I'll lay it on the line now honey
You're the one that I love
I'm right by your side
When the times get so tough
Hate we had to leave
You loved that midtown rush
Quiet in the hills
Don't you think twice I'm telling you we'll make it here
I'll lay it on the line now honey
You're the one that I love
I'm right by your side
When the times get so tough
Oh if you really want it bad enough
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