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UB40 ~ I Really Can't Say


Chorus I really can't say How I feel right now I would if I could But I don't know how Just give me some time And I'll come around I'll pick myself up I'll dust myself down Verse One Let's leave it at that I don't want to fight Don't say anything that you may regret In fact, it's the last thing I need tonight Your words in my head are hard to forget Repeat Chorus Verse Two Let's leave it for now Let's call it a day We don't have to talk about this anymore That look on you face gave it all away We've travelled these roads many times before Repeat Chorus Verse Three Let's leave it alone Before it's too late Give it a rest for a moment or two We can pick it back up at a later date If you feel that's what you have to do Repeat Chorus Four Times more free lyrics

Chorus

I really can't say
How I feel right now
I would if I could
But I don't know how
Just give me some time
And I'll come around
I'll pick myself up
I'll dust myself down

Verse One

Let's leave it at that
I don't want to fight
Don't say anything that you may regret
In fact, it's the last thing I need tonight
Your words in my head are hard to forget

Repeat Chorus

Verse Two

Let's leave it for now
Let's call it a day
We don't have to talk about this anymore
That look on you face gave it all away
We've travelled these roads many times before

Repeat Chorus

Verse Three

Let's leave it alone
Before it's too late
Give it a rest for a moment or two
We can pick it back up at a later date
If you feel that's what you have to do

Repeat Chorus Four Times

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