Hey Lady, listen to me

'Cause you ain't never heard of me

Hey woman, open your eyes

'Cause I wanna be seen by you

Oh no, don't go, baby I'm so

Oh no, I know that I'm goin' anyway



Do you mind tonight I hold you tight the way it's like

It's a heartbreak today, don't leave me this way

Do you mind tonight I hold you tight but what it's like

It's a heartbreak today, don't leave me this way

Heartbreak today



Hey mister, what do you hear

Oh yeah, believe what you wanna hear

Hey sister, what do you see

You're blind, but I know that you can see

I know your way could be my way

You say you stay I'm goin' anyway



Do you mind tonight I hold you tight the way it's like

It's a heartbreak today, don't leave me this way

Do you mind tonight I hold you tight but what it's like

It's a heartbreak today, don't leave me this way

Heartbreak today



Do you mind tonight I hold you tight the way it's like

It's a heartbreak today, don't leave me this way

Do you mind tonight I hold you tight but what it's like

It's a heartbreak today, don't leave me this way

Heartbreak today, heartbreak today

Heartbreak today

Don't leave me this way

Heartbreak today

I'm goin' anyway

Heartbreak today


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    Breakup sex

    WiseOldGuyon December 18, 2022   Link

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