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Cher ~ Love On a Rooftop


We use to talk Delivered on a dime Now we live together Never find the time We use to walk As lovers on the sand Now we're working full time On our lifetime plan We never stop to see The moon at night We're just too busy Leading complicated lives CHORUS: Whoa, whoa, whoa I remember love on a rooftop We couldn't make our love stop We were giving all that we got Whoa, whoa, whoa I remember holding you so tight Ooh, when kissing lasted all night Whoa, whoa, whoa, Love on a rooftop Whoa, whoa, whoa, Look at us now all grown up We got it all together Got it all sown up But is this all, it was leading to Do we just run out of dreams When all our dreams come true What ever happened To those endless nights When we were happy Living young and foolish lives Chorus We never stop to see The moon at night We're just too busy Leading complicated lives Chorus more free lyrics

We use to talk
Delivered on a dime
Now we live together
Never find the time
We use to walk
As lovers on the sand
Now we're working full time
On our lifetime plan
We never stop to see
The moon at night
We're just too busy
Leading complicated lives

CHORUS:
Whoa, whoa, whoa
I remember love on a rooftop
We couldn't make our love stop
We were giving all that we got
Whoa, whoa, whoa
I remember holding you so tight
Ooh, when kissing lasted all night
Whoa, whoa, whoa,
Love on a rooftop
Whoa, whoa, whoa,

Look at us now all grown up
We got it all together
Got it all sown up
But is this all, it was leading to
Do we just run out of dreams
When all our dreams come true
What ever happened
To those endless nights
When we were happy
Living young and foolish lives

Chorus

We never stop to see
The moon at night
We're just too busy
Leading complicated lives

Chorus

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