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Naim Thomas ~ Cruel To Be Kind


Cruel to be kind In the right measure Cruel to be kind It´s a very good sing Cruel to be kind Means that I love you, baby You gotta be cruel to be kind. Oh i cant´take another heartache Though you say you´re my friend I´m at my wit´s end You say your love is bonna fide But that don´t coincide With the things that you do And when I ask you to be nice You say you gotta be. Cruel to be kind In the right measure Cruel to be kind It´s a very good sing Cruel to be kind Means that I love you, baby You gotta be cruel to be kind. Well I do my best to understan dear But you still mystify And I wanna know why I pick myself up off the ground And have you knock me back down Again and again And when I ask you to explain You say you gotta be. Cruel to be kind In the right measure Cruel to be kind It´s a very good sing Cruel to be kind Means that I love you, baby You gotta be cruel to be kind. more free lyrics

Cruel to be kind
In the right measure
Cruel to be kind
It´s a very good sing
Cruel to be kind
Means that I love you, baby
You gotta be cruel to be kind.

Oh i cant´take another heartache
Though you say you´re my friend
I´m at my wit´s end
You say your love is bonna fide
But that don´t coincide
With the things that you do
And when I ask you to be nice
You say you gotta be.

Cruel to be kind
In the right measure
Cruel to be kind
It´s a very good sing
Cruel to be kind
Means that I love you, baby
You gotta be cruel to be kind.

Well I do my best to understan dear
But you still mystify
And I wanna know why
I pick myself up off the ground
And have you knock me back down
Again and again
And when I ask you to explain
You say you gotta be.

Cruel to be kind
In the right measure
Cruel to be kind
It´s a very good sing
Cruel to be kind
Means that I love you, baby
You gotta be cruel to be kind.

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