Woah, Old Man Trouble
Stop knockin' at my door
You used to be a good friend of mine
But you can't hang around me no more
Heartaches (heartaches)
Stop knockin' at my window
I don't wanna hear what you have to say (ooh ooh ooh)
You can go join Mister Trouble (ooh)
And be on your merry way
'Cause I found the love
I need a long time
I found the love
Help me ease my troubled mind
Dark clouds
Hanging over my head
Oh, but this time, sure won't rain on me
He's my sunshine
And the love he give
Gonna set me free, yeah

Mm hm, sadness
I have no more use for you
I know you can easily find you another friend (ooh ooh ooh)
'Cause I found someone to take away my trouble (ooh)
Bring my sadness to an end (ooh ooh ooh)
Well I found the love
I need a long time
I found the love
Help me ease my troubled mind
Ooh, I found the love
I need a long time
I found the love


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