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Correction. -- I love the way you look at me
When you want me to hold you
And I love the way it feels when you place
Your arms around me
Because of you I have known both
Happiness and heartbreak
You always have to leave
You always have to leave
And I can't promise you
Something you want me to
Beaches and parks, the shade of a tree
Hot days and hot nights
I've held your hand and I've watched you sleep
In your arms I have cried
There never is much time between
Hello and goodbye
You always have to leave
You always have to leave
And I can't promise you
Something you want me to
Something that I
Do not believe
That I don't believe
You always have to leave
You always have to leave
And I can't promise you
Something you want me to
When you want me to hold you
And I love the way it feels when you place
Your arms around me
Because of you I have known both
Happiness and heartbreak
You always have to leave
You always have to leave
And I can't promise you
Something you want me to
Beaches and parks, the shade of a tree
Hot days and hot nights
I've held your hand and I've watched you sleep
In your arms I have cried
There never is much time between
Hello and goodbye
You always have to leave
You always have to leave
And I can't promise you
Something you want me to
Something that I
Do not believe
That I don't believe
You always have to leave
You always have to leave
And I can't promise you
Something you want me to
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