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George Michael ~ A different corner


I'd say love was a magical thing I'd say love would keep us from pain Had I been there Had I been there I would promise you all of my life But to lose you would cut like a knife So I don't dare No I don't dare 'Cause I've never come close In all of these years You are the only one to stop my tears And I'm so scared I'm so scared Take me back in time Maybe I can forget Turn a different corner And we never would have met Would you care ? I don't understand it For you it's a breeze Little by little You've brought me to my knee Don't you care ? No I've never come close In all of these years You are the only one to stop my tears I'm so scared of this love And if all that there is Is this fear of being used I should go back to being lonely and confused If I could, I would, I swear more free lyrics

I'd say love was a magical thing
I'd say love would keep us from pain
Had I been there
Had I been there
I would promise you all of my life
But to lose you would cut like a knife
So I don't dare
No I don't dare

'Cause I've never come close
In all of these years
You are the only one to stop my tears
And I'm so scared
I'm so scared

Take me back in time
Maybe I can forget
Turn a different corner
And we never would have met
Would you care ?

I don't understand it
For you it's a breeze
Little by little
You've brought me to my knee
Don't you care ?

No I've never come close
In all of these years
You are the only one to stop my tears
I'm so scared of this love

And if all that there is
Is this fear of being used
I should go back to being lonely and confused
If I could, I would, I swear

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