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Blue System ~ Just Say No


What goes on ? Oh baby, tell me when the sun goes down Eleven candles telling maybe you'll leave this town Tell me are you really ended Tell me like a friend I'll help you just the way I'm helping to leave the mystic train Just say no, baby no, you're not welcome anymore Just say no, baby no, if you try forbidden doors Oh, i never wake again, i've got my heartache again again I can make a promisy Love is not a memory Baby, you're not from this town Oh, get way a little long Baby, wake up from the smoke Oh, my baby just say no How are you telling me a story And the strong survive This guy is crying but don't worry There's a better life Oh, don't take me just for granted If you tell me lies I help you - trust me babe Find your paradise more free lyrics

What goes on ?
Oh baby, tell me when the sun goes down
Eleven candles telling maybe you'll leave this town
Tell me are you really ended
Tell me like a friend
I'll help you just the way
I'm helping to leave the mystic train

Just say no, baby no, you're not welcome anymore
Just say no, baby no, if you try forbidden doors
Oh, i never wake again, i've got my heartache again again
I can make a promisy
Love is not a memory
Baby, you're not from this town
Oh, get way a little long
Baby, wake up from the smoke
Oh, my baby just say no

How are you telling me a story
And the strong survive
This guy is crying but don't worry
There's a better life
Oh, don't take me just for granted
If you tell me lies
I help you - trust me babe
Find your paradise

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