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A-Ha ~ How Sweet It Was


(pal waaktaar) Uh...yeah, that's alright Lend us a voice In this howling night Just about a month ago You made a promise, babe Not to go Yes, you did now You were the heart and soul One to the nightfall One to the stars One to the haunted fools we are One to remember One to recall One to acknowledge Just how sweet it was, yeah Just about a month ago You make a promise Ain't that so Yes, you did now Into this howling night You got You got You got You got me so You got me so low I wouldn't lie, babe Not again It's such a crime To while away my time One to remember One to recall One to acknowledge Just how sweet it was We were so happy We were okay We let our good thing, honey Just slip away Lend us a voice In this howling night more free lyrics

(pal waaktaar)

Uh...yeah, that's alright
Lend us a voice
In this howling night
Just about a month ago
You made a promise, babe
Not to go
Yes, you did now
You were the heart and soul
One to the nightfall
One to the stars
One to the haunted fools we are
One to remember
One to recall
One to acknowledge
Just how sweet it was, yeah
Just about a month ago
You make a promise
Ain't that so
Yes, you did now
Into this howling night
You got
You got
You got
You got me so
You got me so low
I wouldn't lie, babe
Not again
It's such a crime
To while away my time
One to remember
One to recall
One to acknowledge
Just how sweet it was
We were so happy
We were okay
We let our good thing, honey
Just slip away
Lend us a voice
In this howling night

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