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This Love
05:26
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I know that I 'aint a man
But if you lay down your hand
I will lay down my love.
And I
don't wanna be your fool
'cus I will never be that cool
so now
the green couch where I lay
breathe in the dust from the fans
and their burning blades
But you
just wait til I show up
then you just call it bad luck
and if there's one thing my mother told me
its when the going gets tough
keep on running
And I don't wanna be your fool
anymore
'cus I will never be that cool
and now I just want someone to hold
'cus the last few nights have been so
damn cold
how did we get to this love
how did we get to this love
how did we get to this low...
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