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You used to call me your man When you were falling down It's pain to hear You won't apologize You used to call me your man When both my arms Held your body like an old relic You used to wait in this room With no light on To park all your mad thoughts We used to be together, not anymore You had enough We used to In the bus, line eighty-five How much I loved you How much I loved you In front of Luxembourg park How much I loved you How much I loved you You used to beg me to stay Around your lies, and climb A drama stage You used to beg me to stay But now you don't In the bus, line eighty-five How much I loved you How much I loved you In front of Luxembourg park How much I loved you How much I loved you Now it's time for you to know That I can't give you more 'Cause anytime you'd just go Couldn't take it anymore Now it's time for you to know That I can't give you more 'Cause anytime you'd just go Couldn't take it anymore You say you want to leave me Now I'm alone, in my flesh I still love you Evenly walk in the streets Hoping to cross your path That is my only wish My turn to wait in this room With no light on To rest my mind It's a sad story My turn to wait in this room And in my flesh I loved you In the bus, line eighty-five How much I loved you How much I loved you In front of Luxembourg park How much I loved you How much I loved you Now it's time for you to know That I can't give you more 'Cause anytime you'd just moan You couldn't take me anymore Now it's time for you to know That I can't give you more 'Cause anytime you just roam You couldn't take me anymore You used to call me your man When you were falling down It's pain to hear You won't apologize
Writer(s): Baptiste Homo, Clément Agapitos, Marie Flore Pol Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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