I Was Wrong
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I Was Wrong
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I've been thinking 'bout my thoughtless words
And I know how much they must have hurt
And I take it back
Won't you let me take it back?
You know I told you that I don't love you
That I'd be better off with someone new
But I take it back
Won't you let me take it back?
Girl you know that I still love you
And you know that I'm so alone
I don't know why
I told you that I didn't need you
Can't you see that baby I was wrong?
(C'mon)
Eh-yeah
Oh
(Oh) What I wouldn't give to be your lover again
All I want to do is touch your skin, yeah
If I had you right here right now
I'd tell you, tell you, tell you, tell you
Girl you know that I still love you
And you know that I'm so alone
I don't know why
I told you that I didn't need you
Can't you see that baby I was wrong?
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