And It's Forever

Junior Boys

Don't wanna see you just come apart
What you can handle don't even start
Used to love it baby and in the park
Just wanna do it in the dark
Should I wanna see you got a broken heart

There's no protection baby it's up to you
Out of and out of touch
Everything I say don't seem to matter much

It's what I do for you it's what I do
It's what I do for you it's what I do
It's what I do for you it's what I do
It's what I do for you it's what I do

Don't wanna hold you don't wanna stay
Just another man, a lover to keep away
Used to love it baby

I wanna see you gonna lose
I'm not used to it this side of you
Every time you're hearing it
It's something that I do come on next to me
Cound a love certain promises no

Misunderstanding knew it from the start
Coming down is easier you're falling apart
It's what I do for you it's what I do
It's what I do for you it's what I do
It's what I do for you it's what I do


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    It's good and story is giving good attention to every listener

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