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Gloria Estefan ~ Love On A Two Way Street


I found love on a two way street And lost it on a lonely highway Love on a two way street And Lost it on a lonely highway True love will never die So I’ve been told, but now I must cry It is finally goodbye, I know With music softly playing His lips will gently saying I love you He held me in desperation I thought it was a revelation And then he walked out How could I be so blind To give up love the very first time To be fooled is a hurting pain To be loved and fooled Is a crying shame While I bear the blame As he laughs my name With music softly playing His lips will gently saying Honey, I love you He held me in desperation I thought it was a revelation And then he walked out I found love on a two way street And lost it on a lonely highway Love on a two way street And lost it on a lonely highway more free lyrics

I found love on a two way street
And lost it on a lonely highway
Love on a two way street
And Lost it on a lonely highway

True love will never die
So I’ve been told, but now I must cry
It is finally goodbye, I know

With music softly playing
His lips will gently saying
I love you

He held me in desperation
I thought it was a revelation
And then he walked out

How could I be so blind
To give up love the very first time
To be fooled is a hurting pain
To be loved and fooled
Is a crying shame
While I bear the blame
As he laughs my name

With music softly playing
His lips will gently saying
Honey, I love you
He held me in desperation
I thought it was a revelation
And then he walked out

I found love on a two way street
And lost it on a lonely highway
Love on a two way street
And lost it on a lonely highway

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