I used to know better
Now I don't know what's worse
Having it all maybe
Or having nothing for sure

Shoot for the moon
Getting lost in the clouds
I'd like to land, but I
Can't see where I'm coming down
My baby
Do you understand what I'm going through
Oh my baby

Searchin' my soul
And the answer's the same
I'm in control, but I
Don't know the rules of the game

One step ahead
We take two steps back
I get the picture, but it's
Always fading to black
My Baby
Do you understand what I'm going through
Oh my baby
Oh, oh, oh

Well searchin' my soul
And the answer's the same
I'm in control, but I
Don't know the rules of the game

One step ahead
I take two steps back
I get the picture, but it's
Always fading to black
Always fading to black

Woman keep me warm
Woman keep me warm
Caught in this chain
And it's all the same
Woman keep me warm

Woman keep me warm
Woman keep me warm
Woman keep me warm
Woman keep me warm
We're caught in this chain
And it's all the same
Woman
Keep me warm


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