I'm a lonely rider
She's the sole survivor of this love affair
But she don't care

She's a real heart breaker
And I can't find a taker
No, that can compare
'Cause she's so rare

She never let me hurt for love
She gave me all she had
But that was only long enough
To go from good to bad

Oh, but love don't care (but love don't care)
Whose heart it breaks
It don't care who gets blown away (don't get blown away)
If it all falls through as a bad mistake
Love don't care whose heart it breaks

I can still remember
Every time I see her, I go back in time
And lose my mind

Yeah, I'm a good pretender
I just can't believe her heart's no longer mine
It's so unkind

She never let me hurt for love
She gave me all she had
But that was only long enough
To go from good to bad

Oh, but love don't care (but love don't care)
Whose heart it breaks
It don't care who gets blown away (don't get blown away)
If it all falls through as a bad mistake
Love don't care whose heart it breaks
No, love don't care whose heart it breaks

Love don't care
No, love don't care
Love don't care
No, love don't care


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