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A-Ha ~ I've Been Losing You


(pal waaktaar) It wasn't the rain that washed away Rinsed out the colours of your eyes Putting the gun down on the bedside table I must have realized; It wasn't the rain That made no difference And i could have sworn it wasn't me Yet i did it all so coldly ...almost slowly Pain for all to see Oh c'mon please now Talk to me Tell me; things i could find helpful How can i stop now... Is there nothing i can do I have lost my way I've been losing you I can still hear our screams competing You're hissing your s's like a snake Now in the mirror stands Half a man I thought no one could break It wasn't the rain That made no difference ...nervously drumming on:run away But i want the guilt to get me Thoughts to wreck me - preying on my mind Please now Talke to me Tell me; things i could find helpful For how can i stop now... Is there nothing i can do I have lost my way I've been losing you more free lyrics

(pal waaktaar)

It wasn't the rain that washed away
Rinsed out the colours of your eyes
Putting the gun down on the bedside table
I must have realized;
It wasn't the rain
That made no difference
And i could have sworn it wasn't me
Yet i did it all so coldly
...almost slowly
Pain for all to see
Oh c'mon please now
Talk to me
Tell me; things i could find helpful
How can i stop now...
Is there nothing i can do
I have lost my way
I've been losing you

I can still hear our screams competing
You're hissing your s's like a snake
Now in the mirror stands
Half a man
I thought no one could break
It wasn't the rain
That made no difference
...nervously drumming on:run away
But i want the guilt to get me
Thoughts to wreck me
- preying on my mind
Please now
Talke to me
Tell me; things i could find helpful
For how can i stop now...
Is there nothing i can do
I have lost my way
I've been losing you

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