Changes

Kelly Osbourne

I feel unhappy
I am so sad
I've lost the best friend
That I ever had

She is my baby
I love her so
But it's too late now
I've let her go

We're going through changes (ooh)
We're going through changes (ah, ah, ah)

We've shared the years
We've shared each day
I love you daddy
But I found my way

You know the world
Is an evil place?
My baby is grown now
She's found her way

(Ah ah ah, ooh)
We're going through changes (ah ah, ooh)
We're going through changes
(Ah, ah, ah)

It took so long
To realize
And I can still hear
His last goodbyes (bye bye)

Now all my days (ooh)
I'm filled with fears
Wish I could go back (come back)
And change the years (change the years)

We're going through changes (changes)
We're going through changes (changes)
We're going through

Changes
Changes
Changes
Changes


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Changes Lyrics as written by Tony Iommi John Osbourne

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    Aaaaaaah ozzy! What the hell are you doing, man?

    shadowwiththeeyeson October 18, 2004   Link
  • 0
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    This song is about loosing an old friend or a break up

    kurtsshotgunon March 01, 2005   Link
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    WHAT THE FUCK

    Contender for worst song ever? Greatest mistake.

    davisonfire1on December 20, 2005   Link
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    WHAT THE FUCK

    Contender for worst song ever? Greatest mistake.

    davisonfire1on December 20, 2005   Link
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    i think this was one of te best they hav both done and its is bot them like breaking up ecause she not his little girl any more and they hav 2 both move on

    jess19693on March 12, 2007   Link

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