1. |
Willin'
01:50
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yes, I’m willing to show you
how much I do love you, baby
yes I am willing
it’s just beginning
yes, I want you to show me
how much do you love me, baby
show how you are feeling
hope you are not kidding
cause I am willing
it’s just beginning
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2. |
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I just wanted to see
something special while I'm here
I just wanted to know
that this right here is just enough
why don't you come here again
I want to show you this is it
you don't believe anymore
that this right here is just enough
something's got a hold on me
I just wanted to feel
something special while I'm here
I just wanted to show
that this right here is not enough
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3. |
The First and the Last
02:09
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this is the first time I’ve asked for your help
and this is the last time I do
you never called me or even act worried
I wonder how I fell for you
I don’t know what to expect anymore
just want all this to end
so if I ever see you again
act as if we never met
why do I keep worrying?
how do I know you still care
can anyone help me?
can I just try again?
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