The Morning After
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The Morning After
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Listen up i got a story to tell
About a girl who's got me stuck in hell
I'll wait around but she'll never show up
(oh, oh oh)
She understands the way i think
I'm diving down starting to sink
Into her eyes, all i ever wanted
Please don't be shy
All i can say is that it's never too late
And there is always a place
For your heart to escape
I will never let go
This is my chance to show
That i'm ready to be in love
And this is not our final chapter (yea)
She's gunna leave the morning after
I let her inside my heart
And now shes shaking
Her body you know it turns me on
Her love is aching
But it's getting strong
All i can say is that it's never too late
And there is always a place
For your heart to escape
I will never let go
This is my chance to show
That i'm ready to be in love
And i'll follow (would you walk away)
Anywhere you go ( please stay)
This i swear to you
And all i've gotta say to you
Is that i never wanted to
Be there for you
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