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Tears For Fears ~ I Choose You


I knew all of this was coming Ain't that odd Some things come out of nothing As with God Not my intention to amuse Or confuse I've been down to the kitchen Played my part Mapped out all all contradictions Of the heart Then someone came and stole my shoes A situation I tried to diffuse Long way back clouds were forming If by choice Some things come as a warning Hear their voice I wish that I could change its hue Paint it blue But when I think what I could lose All other options disappear from view When I Choose I Choose You I Choose You more free lyrics

I knew all of this was coming
Ain't that odd
Some things come out of nothing
As with God
Not my intention to amuse
Or confuse

I've been down to the kitchen
Played my part
Mapped out all all contradictions
Of the heart
Then someone came and stole my shoes
A situation I tried to diffuse

Long way back clouds were forming
If by choice
Some things come as a warning
Hear their voice
I wish that I could change its hue
Paint it blue
But when I think what I could lose
All other options disappear from view

When I Choose
I Choose You
I Choose You

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