I don't wanna do somethin I'll regret,so
Hold me long
In 10 or 20 years maybe I'll forget
The reason we are together, so
Hold me down
There's two ways to go down the road of life, so
Hold me long
You threw me away and you can't turn back, so
Stop where you are
And have a candybar
And rearrange your heart for me

(Chorus)
Stop where you are
Stop where you are
Stop where you are for me
Stop, stop, stop, for me

Hold me down
You better watch out I'm not the only one around, so
Hold me long
This ain't a circus and I ain't no clown
Hold me down
There's two ways to go down the road of life, so
Hold me long
You threw me away and you can't turn back, so
Stop where you are
And have a candybar
And rearrange your heart for me

(Chorus)
Stop where you are
Stop where you are
Stop where you are for me
Stop, stop, stop, for me

Hold me down
Hold me long
Hold me down love (4x)







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