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How come you never know
What you got until it's gone
Too bad
Because I never felt so good with anyone
How fooled was I into thinking
I was gonna be alright
Okay
Fine
So every day I try a little harder
To forget her
Lie here convince myself
Tomorrow will be better
The trouble is I can't get her out of my mind
When I close my eyes at night
Who's gonna save me
Now she's gone
The trouble is there's a part of me
That still can't let go of her memory
And now I know what it is
Love is what the trouble is
Love is what the trouble is
How come she said
You never wear your heart
Where I can see
Too bad
'Cause now I'm the one
Who's sorry
How stupid was I into thinking
I was gonna be alright
Okay
Fine
So everyday I find a little something
To remind me
No matter how I try
I can't put the past behind me
The trouble is I can't get her out of my mind
When I close my eyes at night
Who's gonna save me
Now she's gone
The trouble is there's a part of me
That still can't let go of her memory
And now I know what it is
Love has let me go
I'm alright, I'm okay
I'll be fine, give it time
But the only trouble is I can't get her out of my mind
When I close my eyes at night
Who's gonna save me
Now she's gone (she's gone)
The trouble is there's a part of me
That still can't let go of her memory (I just can't)
And now I know what it is (yes I do)
And now I know what it is
'Cause love is what the trouble is
The trouble
Love, love is what the trouble is
What you got until it's gone
Too bad
Because I never felt so good with anyone
How fooled was I into thinking
I was gonna be alright
Okay
Fine
So every day I try a little harder
To forget her
Lie here convince myself
Tomorrow will be better
The trouble is I can't get her out of my mind
When I close my eyes at night
Who's gonna save me
Now she's gone
The trouble is there's a part of me
That still can't let go of her memory
And now I know what it is
Love is what the trouble is
Love is what the trouble is
How come she said
You never wear your heart
Where I can see
Too bad
'Cause now I'm the one
Who's sorry
How stupid was I into thinking
I was gonna be alright
Okay
Fine
So everyday I find a little something
To remind me
No matter how I try
I can't put the past behind me
The trouble is I can't get her out of my mind
When I close my eyes at night
Who's gonna save me
Now she's gone
The trouble is there's a part of me
That still can't let go of her memory
And now I know what it is
Love has let me go
I'm alright, I'm okay
I'll be fine, give it time
But the only trouble is I can't get her out of my mind
When I close my eyes at night
Who's gonna save me
Now she's gone (she's gone)
The trouble is there's a part of me
That still can't let go of her memory (I just can't)
And now I know what it is (yes I do)
And now I know what it is
'Cause love is what the trouble is
The trouble
Love, love is what the trouble is
Lyrics submitted by pedroisnohere
Trouble Is Lyrics as written by Martin Colin Sutton Daniel Meskell
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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I am so surprised that no one has commented on this song yet. This song is about someone who had let someone go and now they can't stop thinking about that person and missing them. They try not to think about it, but they finally figure out that the reason they can't stop thinking about the person is that they love them. And they wonder what they are going to do without that person ex: ("Who's gonna save me now that she's gone?").
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