Broken Wings
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Broken Wings
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Oh, oh, oh
Like a call to arms
Be your standard baron
Those forbidden charms
Love and war is much fairer now
I'll never be afraid of pleasure and of pain
He never would abadon you
Upon the wind I hear you calling
No don't go
No no don't go
Mend these broken wings
No no don't go
If you bet your soul
Would you say the words
I Know would change my world
And my life is whole in you
I'll never be a saint
I could be your mortal sin
You try to kill the flame within
And on the wind I hear you calling
No don't go
No no don't go
Mend these broken wings
No no don't go
No don't go
No no don't go
We are one
Me and you
No don't go
No no don't go
Mend these broken wings
No no don't go
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Robin Gibb performs "Broken Wings", and this lyric page sits inside the Robin Gibb catalog on LyroVerse.
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