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Beck ~ Lost Cause


Your sorry eyes, they cut through bone. They make it hard to leave you alone. Leave you here wearing your wounds Waving your guns at somebody new. Baby you're lost Baby you're lost Baby you're a lost cause. There's too many people you used to know They see you coming they see you go. They know your secrets and you know theirs This town is crazy, but nobody cares. Baby you're lost Baby you're lost Baby you're a lost cause. I'm tired of fighting I'm tired of fighting Fighting for a lost cause There's a place where you are going You ain't never been before There's no one laughing at your back now No one standing at your door Is that what you thought love was for? Baby you're lost Baby you're lost Baby you're a lost cause. I'm tired of fighting I'm tired of fighting Fighting for a lost cause. more free lyrics

Your sorry eyes, they cut through bone.
They make it hard to leave you alone.
Leave you here wearing your wounds
Waving your guns at somebody new.

Baby you're lost
Baby you're lost
Baby you're a lost cause.

There's too many people you used to know
They see you coming they see you go.
They know your secrets and you know theirs
This town is crazy, but nobody cares.

Baby you're lost
Baby you're lost
Baby you're a lost cause.
I'm tired of fighting
I'm tired of fighting
Fighting for a lost cause

There's a place where you are going
You ain't never been before
There's no one laughing at your back now
No one standing at your door
Is that what you thought love was for?

Baby you're lost
Baby you're lost
Baby you're a lost cause.
I'm tired of fighting
I'm tired of fighting
Fighting for a lost cause.

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