It's easy to fall in love
When you fall in love you know your done
You got easy eyes to hunt
When the world above needs your blood

And the cold vain to the richest man
They're paid away to steal our hand

There ain't no easy way no there ain't no easy way out
There ain't no easy way no there ain't no easy way out
There ain't no easy way no there ain't no easy way out

It's easy to fall in love
When your on your luck you know your done
And the last kiss had a foolish cause
Straight tired eyes could only haunt

There ain't no easy way no there ain't no easy way out
There ain't no easy way no there ain't no easy way out
There ain't no easy way no there ain't no easy way out

There ain't no easy way no there ain't no easy way out
There ain't no easy way no there ain't no easy way out
There ain't no easy way no there ain't no easy way out
There ain't no easy way no there ain't no easy way out

There ain't no easy way no there ain't no easy way out
There ain't no easy way no there ain't no easy way out
It's easy to fall in love when you fall in love you know your done


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    I think its telling you that you cant fall in love with just anyone. Once you find someone to love life seems better and you are basically done with life, but you cant just jump for anyone there isnt an easy way out of life. You have to find someone you absolutely love.

    mrsaturn42on October 04, 2007   Link

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