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Audioweb ~ Mediacrity


Baby When this world drives you crazy Close your eyes and count to ten Don't be afraid to begin again Darlin' When you smile you're so disarmin' But you know as well as me The reasons for your insecurity So don't you hide in your magazine You've got more than enough for me So don't you hide Sweetheart It cuts me up when we're apart Don't close your mind for you you'll find You'd be a fool to look behind Baby Your love it sends me hazy But you know as well as me How fragile some people can be So don't you hide in your magazine You've got more than enough for me You've got enough for me more free lyrics

Baby
When this world drives you crazy
Close your eyes and count to ten
Don't be afraid to begin again
Darlin'
When you smile you're so disarmin'
But you know as well as me
The reasons for your insecurity

So don't you hide in your magazine
You've got more than enough for me
So don't you hide

Sweetheart
It cuts me up when we're apart
Don't close your mind for you you'll find
You'd be a fool to look behind
Baby
Your love it sends me hazy
But you know as well as me
How fragile some people can be

So don't you hide in your magazine
You've got more than enough for me
You've got enough for me

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