1. |
old love
02:40
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I want to see you in love again
even if it was with another man
I felt the love in you
can’t get it back and there is nothing left to do
i can see you smiling in the distance
finding someone you can exist with
real love is knowing when to let it go
and let you find that real love in your soul
I felt the love in you
can’t regret what our hearts have been through
I felt the love in you
we can’t get it back and there’s nothing we can do
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2. |
no love
02:24
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no love
i cannot be your man
why can’t you understand
we're too different you and i
i have no tears to cry for you
i can't be your man, i can't be your man
why can’t you understand
I’ve never been your man
this has gone for far too long
you know that i am gone
i can't be your man
i can't be your man
no love for you
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3. |
new love
01:52
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new love in the air
i can finally breath
been living above such a toxic sea
new love in the air
eyes of coral green
finally tides are crashing down on me
new love in the air
her current calls to me
drown in everything this love could be
what it could be
new love
what it could be
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