Walking down Brick Lane, feel the blue.
Winds blowing lightly and I picture you.
Sweet Sunday morning, with nothing to do.
Love is like a dream, when it's just me and you.

Open my window, sing me a song.
Baby can't you see that this is where I belong
With your hand in my hand, still feel feel the love
Really wish that we could go back to the way that it was.

They say if it doesn't kill you it'll make you stronger.
Oh, but I can't be without you any longer.
Every time I let it go, baby it's you.
Nothing compares to you.
Nothing compares to you.

Sweet Sunday morning, all by myself.
Hard love what we've done, when with anyone else.
Watch my mascara dripping down.
Baby how did we end up like this? Where are you now?

They say if it doesn't kill you it'll make you stronger.
Oh, but I can't be without you any longer.
Every time I let it go, baby it's you.
Nothing compares to you.
Nothing compares to you.

I'm running fast, as fast as I can,
To get you back, just to get you back again.
I can not wait, I can not wait, if we can be, we can be us again.
I cry at night, cry at night,
I'll cry for all the words, all the words I didn't say.
Sweet Sundays, sweet Sundays.

They say if it doesn't kill you it'll make you stronger.
Oh, but I can't be without you any longer.
Every time I let it go, baby it's you.
Nothing compares to you.
Nothing compares to you.


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Nothing Compares Lyrics as written by Toby Gad Kaci Brown

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    I think this song's about a guy who left the girl... & the girl can't get over him and the sweet Sundays they spent together. She thinks she's the best that she'll ever come by and that nobody can be compared to him.

    She really wishes they could go back to how they were last time.

    lostdayson February 16, 2010   Link

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