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Artist  : Jam 
Song : It’s too bad
 
All we seem to do is talk about it We always end up shouting about it There was a time we could overcome it But it’s too late to say we’ll just forget it It’s too bad that we had to break up And too much said for us to every make up I could get by if I could just forget you But things remind me and I feel so sad now I could say I’m sorry But it’s not the point is it? You want to play your games and You don’t mind if I get hurt Same old feeling everytime I see you And every avenue I walk I’m behind you Your back is turned and your eyes are closed girl You move in circles that are out of my reach now




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