Back To The Start (feat. Isaac Warburton)
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Back To The Start (feat. Isaac Warburton)
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We could go, oh-oh-oh
We could go, oh-oh-oh
We go back to the start the place we had to hide
We go back to the start the place you stole my heart
The place you stole my heart
The place you stole my heart
The place you stole my—
The place you stole my—
We could go, oh-oh-oh
We could go, oh-oh-oh
We go back to the start the place we had to hide
We go back to the start the place you stole my heart
The place you stole my heart
The place you stole my heart
The place you stole my—
We could go, oh-oh-oh
We could go, oh-oh-oh
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