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A1 ~ Do It Again


You just found heaven
It's safe to say
You do it again

It's been a while since you needed a shoulder to cry on
Now you're coming to me for a helping hand

You're out all night, fooling around
It's just ain't right
The way you're letting her down
It's the same old story time after time

Take a look at your life
You just found heaven
And threw it away
It's safe to say
You do it again

You just can't get it right
But I'll be here for you my friend
Just like before
You do it again

How can you turn your back on a girl you rely on?
Then you leave it to me to try and turn it around

Now you're up all night, head in your hands
How can I, help you understand?
It's the same old story time after time

Take a look at your life (Take a look)
You just found heaven
And threw it away
It's safe to say
You do it again (No, you do it again)

You just can't get it right (Oh no, you can't)
But I'll be here for you my friend
Just like before
You do it again

I can't believe you did it again
You're only breaking your heart like this

Just tearing you apart and then
You're right back where you started
Oh baby

Instrumental Break

Now you're up all night, head in your hands
How can I, help you understand?
It's the same old story time after time
Oh baby

Take a look at your life (Take a look)
You just found heaven
And threw it away
It's safe to say
You do it again

You just can't get it right (No, no, no, no)
But I'll be here for you my friend
Just like before
You do it again

Take a look at your life
You just found heaven
And threw it away
It's safe to say
You do it again (No, you do it again)

You just can't get it right (Oh no, you can't)
But I'll be here for you my friend
Just like before
You do it again


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