Hey little girl
I'm in a whirl
I've been a bad, bad boy
I'm on my knees
Forgive me please
I've been a bad, bad boy
I'm not the man you think I am
I've given you warning
You wake up and find me gone
Some sunny morning

Thinks that I've said
Run through my head
I've been a bad, bad boy
My past is black
I'm coming back
I've been a bad, bad boy
In my time I've done a lot of things
I better not remember
But you'll see such a change in me
I'm making you forget your resolution
To run it out from this confusion
You got to face it I'm a loser
I'm just a clown when I'm down

And while you sleep
I softly weep
I've been a bad, bad boy
Here comes the night
We'll be all right
I've been a bad, bad boy
Just hold my hand I'll take you where the sun and moon are always shining
One fine day you're gonna turn to me and see a silver lightning
Yeah
I've been a bad, bad boy
I've been a bad, bad boy


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