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I gave you all I had
I gave you good and bad
I gave, but you just threw it back
I won't get on my knees
Don't make me do that, please
I've been away, but now I'm back
Don't be too sure of that
What makes you sure of that?
You went away, you can't come back
I walked away from you
I hurt you through and through
Oh, honey, give me one more chance
Oh, you're a lucky son
Lucky son of a gun
You went away, you went away
You went away, but now you're back
I got down on my knees
And then I begged you please
I always knew you'd take me back
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Come On
02:50
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We've got nothing but that's alright
Nothing could be something if the feeling's right
Holding onto something doesn't make it mine
Got to get to heaven but we don't have time
So come on
So come on
So come on
Yeah baby, come on
Bright light city set my soul on fire
Couldn't get me worried, couldn't get me higher
Scream for me baby 'cause I'm going down
Got to get to heaven when the sun goes down
So come on
So come on
So come on
Yeah baby, come on
Don't need religion, we can work it out
Don't need estimation what the world's all about
Don't need money to feel alright
You don't need nothing but me tonight
So come on
So come on
So come on
Yeah baby, come on
So come on
So come on
So come on
Yeah baby, come on
Yeah baby, come on
Yeah baby, come on
Yeah baby, come on
So come on
Yeah baby, come on
Yeah baby, come on
So come on
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