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Bad Examples ~ Promises In The Dark


I was 23 and living in the city I met a long-legged blonde on friday night It was a head on collision of passion We made wild-eyed, loose-lipped love all night On saturday we went out dancing I could see she wanted to be free She said, "darling, i'm sorry to leave you this way..." I said, "how can you walk out on me?" (chorus) She said, "hey, hey, my, my, what's the story? How can you say i broke your heart? Someone as old as you should never look for the truth In promises made in the dark." Well, i went back to her apartment I waited all night in my car When she got there i said, "hey you can't take him to bed!" She said, "who in the hell do you think you are?" Chorus When her boyfriend pulled out a revolver I smiled and i said my farewells Love can take you to the sun, love can take you to the moon It's not worth getting you killed Chorus more free lyrics

I was 23 and living in the city
I met a long-legged blonde on friday night
It was a head on collision of passion
We made wild-eyed, loose-lipped love all night
On saturday we went out dancing
I could see she wanted to be free
She said, "darling, i'm sorry to leave you this way..."
I said, "how can you walk out on me?"

(chorus)
She said, "hey, hey, my, my, what's the story?
How can you say i broke your heart?
Someone as old as you should never look for the truth
In promises made in the dark."

Well, i went back to her apartment
I waited all night in my car
When she got there i said, "hey you can't take him to bed!"
She said, "who in the hell do you think you are?"

Chorus

When her boyfriend pulled out a revolver
I smiled and i said my farewells
Love can take you to the sun, love can take you to the moon
It's not worth getting you killed

Chorus

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