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Bangles, The ~ Standing In The Hallway


(d. peterson/s. hoffs/v. peterson/d. kahne) Debbi Standing in the hallway Trouble coming my way He called me on the telephone Guess i'm gonna be alone Where did our love go, where did it go Love is such a puzzle In this great big world I'm good to you but you're bad to me Gotta try to lose, gotta try, gotta lose This misery Tried to do it your way You wouldn't meet me halfway there You used to say you loved me Now you just sit and stare Where did our love go, where did it go Love is such a pain In this great big world I'm good to you, but you're bad to me Gotta try to lose, gotta try, gotta lose This misery If you wanna keep me here You better try to make it clear 'cause i'm halfway out the door I can't take it anymore Where did our love go, where did it go Love is such a gamble In this great big world I'm good to you, but you're bad to me Gotta try to lose, gotta try, gotta lose This misery more free lyrics

(d. peterson/s. hoffs/v. peterson/d. kahne)
Debbi

Standing in the hallway
Trouble coming my way
He called me on the telephone
Guess i'm gonna be alone

Where did our love go, where did it go
Love is such a puzzle
In this great big world
I'm good to you but you're bad to me
Gotta try to lose, gotta try, gotta lose
This misery

Tried to do it your way
You wouldn't meet me halfway there
You used to say you loved me
Now you just sit and stare

Where did our love go, where did it go
Love is such a pain
In this great big world
I'm good to you, but you're bad to me
Gotta try to lose, gotta try, gotta lose
This misery

If you wanna keep me here
You better try to make it clear
'cause i'm halfway out the door
I can't take it anymore

Where did our love go, where did it go
Love is such a gamble
In this great big world
I'm good to you, but you're bad to me
Gotta try to lose, gotta try, gotta lose
This misery

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