Been gone too long
Don't make me beg

They'll try, they'll try, they'll try
To keep us apart

They'll try, they'll all try
To keep us apart

But yes we can

You brought us this far
We'll do what we can

(Return)

Don't put me on
Don't make me beg

They'll try, they'll try, they'll try
To keep us apart

You'll try, you'll all try
To keep us apart

But yes we can

You brought us this far
We'll do what we can


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I Live with You Lyrics as written by Edward Droste Christopher Bear

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    Ah just gave myself a negative rating, haha woops

    kati1790on March 11, 2009   Link

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