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Hanson ~ Cried


Oh yeah You promised not to say a word You promised you would keep it quiet But you would not pull through with it It was written all over your face So I cried The day you said goodbye So I cried, oh The day that our love died The day you said goodbye We had a love I thought would last I guess I was thinking four leaf clovers But you wish we were over Now I’ve lost three and I’ve only got one So I cried The day you said goodbye So I cried, you cried, I cried The day you said goodbye Yeah, uh, uh, oh Let’s not even bother with talking about it It doesn’t really matter to you So get on home, baby Get on home baby, oh A secret’s something that you keep And the heart is something to hold onto But you play by your own rules And one day it will blow up in your face So you’ll cry, the day he’s says goodbye The day that your love dies You’ll cry You’ll cry the day he says goodbye (repeats) He’ll tell you goodbye, yeah" more free lyrics

Oh yeah
You promised not to say a word
You promised you would keep it quiet
But you would not pull through with it
It was written all over your face

So I cried
The day you said goodbye
So I cried, oh
The day that our love died
The day you said goodbye

We had a love I thought would last
I guess I was thinking four leaf clovers
But you wish we were over
Now I’ve lost three and I’ve only got one

So I cried
The day you said goodbye
So I cried, you cried, I cried
The day you said goodbye
Yeah, uh, uh, oh

Let’s not even bother with talking about it
It doesn’t really matter to you
So get on home, baby
Get on home baby, oh

A secret’s something that you keep
And the heart is something to hold onto
But you play by your own rules
And one day it will blow up in your face

So you’ll cry, the day he’s says goodbye
The day that your love dies
You’ll cry
You’ll cry the day he says goodbye

(repeats)

He’ll tell you goodbye, yeah"

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