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Cher ~ The Same Mistake


Crash the car, this road is going nowhere fast Burn the bed, where we once laid Close the door, there's nothing left to say Walk the streets I know the way I know the way CHORUS: Did you wonder how we got to this place? And as I watched my world go walking out the door I see I won the peace but I have lost the war And I know, I know that love is give And sometimes take Next time I won't make the same mistake Break the chains they couldn't hold you anyway Pray to God, this too will pass Raise your glass to old acquaintances and friends Talk to me, cause I can bend, I can bend Did you ever think that we turn out this way And as I watch my world go walking out the door I see I won the peace, but I have lost the war And I know, I know that love is give And sometimes take Next time baby I won't make the same mistake Same mistake Chorus more free lyrics

Crash the car, this road is going nowhere fast
Burn the bed, where we once laid
Close the door, there's nothing left to say
Walk the streets I know the way
I know the way

CHORUS:
Did you wonder how we got to this place?
And as I watched my world go walking out the door
I see I won the peace but I have lost the war
And I know, I know that love is give
And sometimes take
Next time I won't make the same mistake

Break the chains they couldn't hold you anyway
Pray to God, this too will pass
Raise your glass to old acquaintances and friends
Talk to me, cause I can bend, I can bend

Did you ever think that we turn out this way
And as I watch my world go walking out the door
I see I won the peace, but I have lost the war
And I know, I know that love is give
And sometimes take
Next time baby I won't make the same mistake
Same mistake

Chorus

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