Jake Ryan
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Jake Ryan
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You could be my heart-breaker
You could ruin everything
I can't wait to burn your letters
The stupid gifts you bring
And that's called living
And that's what I want
You're such a dangerous boy
Some much prettier than me
Leave me with my bus fare waiting
Show me how hard it can be
And that's called loving
And that's what I want
Go on and ruin me
Oh, I am
Take my life and run
Go on and have my heart
Every beat
Finish what's begun
Never meant to
Never ever meant to
Never meant to break your heart
You say you'll never leave
But God I hope you do
Call then in the middle of the night
No calls, no texts from you
And that's called heartache
And that's what I want
Go on and ruin me
Oh, I am
Take my life and run
Go on and have my heart
Every beat
Finish what's begun
Finish what's begun
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Who performs "Jake Ryan"?
Summer Camp performs "Jake Ryan", and this lyric page sits inside the Summer Camp catalog on LyroVerse.
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