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Pink ~ Dear Diary


Chorus One: Dear, dear diary, I want to tell my secrets Cuz you're the only one that I know who'll keep them Dear, dear diary, I want to tell my secrets I know you'll keep them, and this is what I've done I've been a bad, bad girl for so long I don't know how to change what went wrong Daddy's little girl when he went away What did it teach me? That love leaves (Chorus One) I've been down every road you could go I made some bad choices as you know Seems I have the whole world cradled in my hands But its just like me not to understand (Chorus Two) Dear, dear diary, I want to tell my secrets Cuz you're the only one that I know who'll keep them Dear, dear diary, I want to tell my secrets I've been a bad, bad girl I learned my lessons I turned myself around I've got a guardian angel tattooed on my shoulder She's been watching over me (Chorus Two x2) I've been a bad, bad girl more free lyrics

Chorus One:
Dear, dear diary, I want to tell my secrets
Cuz you're the only one that I know who'll keep them
Dear, dear diary, I want to tell my secrets
I know you'll keep them, and this is what I've done

I've been a bad, bad girl for so long
I don't know how to change what went wrong
Daddy's little girl when he went away
What did it teach me? That love leaves

(Chorus One)

I've been down every road you could go
I made some bad choices as you know
Seems I have the whole world cradled in my hands
But its just like me not to understand

(Chorus Two)

Dear, dear diary, I want to tell my secrets
Cuz you're the only one that I know who'll keep them
Dear, dear diary, I want to tell my secrets
I've been a bad, bad girl

I learned my lessons
I turned myself around
I've got a guardian angel tattooed on my shoulder
She's been watching over me

(Chorus Two x2)
I've been a bad, bad girl

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