Don't Go Breaking My Heart

Spice Girls

Don't go breakin' my heart (elton john)
I couldn't if i try (mel b)
Oh honey if i get restless (elton john)
Maybe you're not that kind (Victoria)

Don't go breakin' my heart (elton john)
You take the way out of me (emma)
Oh honey when you're knackin' my door (elton john)
Do i gave you my key (geri)

Uuhuu, nobody knows it
when i looked down (elton john)
i was your crown (mel c)
uuhuu, nobody knows it, nobody knows
right up to the stars (elton john)
i gave yo my heart (mel b)
Ooho, i gave you my heart

Don't go breakin' my heart (elton john)
I wont go breakin' your heart (victoria)

Don't go breakin' my heart

And nobody told us (elton john)
Cuz nobody showed us (emma)
And now its up to us baby (elton john)
Oh i think we can make it (geri)

So don't be stearin and stand (elton john)
you but your lie in my life (mel c)
Oh i put the spoot into your flame (elton john)
i get your heart in my side (mel b)

Uuhu, nobody knows it
when i looked down (elton john)
i was your cronw (victoria)
Uuhu, nobody knows it, nobody knows
right up to your dark (elton john)
i gave you my heart (emma)
Ooho, i gave you my heart

So don't go breakin' my heart (elton john)
I wont go breakin your heart (geri)

dont go brekain' my heart

Uuhu, nobody knows it
when i looked down (elton john)
I was your crown (mel b)
Right up to the stars (elton john)
I gave you my heart (mel c)
oohoo,i gave you my heart

So, don't go breakin' my heart (elton john)
I wont go breakin your heart (victoria)

Don't go breakin' my heart
[repeat to the final]


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Don't Go Breaking My Heart (feat. Elton John) Lyrics as written by Bernie Taupin Elton John

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    Omg... I love this song.. Psshhh... Havent heard Spice Girls in a long time :D lol xXx

    *Teh Babe*on February 08, 2007   Link
  • -1
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    And nobody told us Cause nobody showed us And now it's up to us babe Ooh, I think we can make it

    Melanie C wasn't sure how to initiate lesbian sex at first. She was very confused, I think she has figured it out by now. Just listen to a few of her songs. I mean.. come on now.

    Blaqspiceon February 03, 2008   Link
  • -1
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    When I was down I was your clown

    this means that male c when she went down on her ugly lesbo lover she roleplayed as a clown and put her clown nose to rub her lovers clit for pleasure

    smellyspiceon February 03, 2008   Link

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