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Blue System ~ Too Young


Feel my little heart It's broken just tonight Every little teardrop, baby, ....... Understand the game Queen of broken hearts Oh, you win and lose Now, take it apart Oh, yeah, it's extasy - next to me Oh, baby, it's fantasy, just with me Come and hold my hand - understand the name of the game Too young, too young to get steady Too young to fall in love Too young, too young to get ready Too young for that stuff How can i be sure ? Oh, my lonely heart Some ...................- some hearts break apart Time is on my side - make it your own There must be a way - feeling good alone Oh, it's extasy - next to me Oh babe, it's fantasy - just with me Come and hold my hand - understand the name of the game Threat me like a child, babe If my love could shine Cry for me, my baby I almost lost my mind Come and feel my heart babe Next babe to your heart Come on, come on baby Try a start more free lyrics

Feel my little heart
It's broken just tonight
Every little teardrop, baby, .......
Understand the game
Queen of broken hearts
Oh, you win and lose
Now, take it apart
Oh, yeah, it's extasy - next to me
Oh, baby, it's fantasy, just with me
Come and hold my hand - understand the name of the game

Too young, too young to get steady
Too young to fall in love
Too young, too young to get ready
Too young for that stuff

How can i be sure ?
Oh, my lonely heart
Some ...................- some hearts break apart
Time is on my side - make it your own
There must be a way - feeling good alone
Oh, it's extasy - next to me
Oh babe, it's fantasy - just with me
Come and hold my hand - understand the name of the game

Threat me like a child, babe
If my love could shine
Cry for me, my baby
I almost lost my mind
Come and feel my heart babe
Next babe to your heart
Come on, come on baby
Try a start

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