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Bangles, The ~ I'll Set You Free


(s. hoffs/e. lowen/d. navarro) Susanna I hear you through the wire The words all sound like noise What happened to the fire in your voice Don't try to hide the distance It's just too big to ignore We work it out like business It won't work anymore I remember eyes that shine As they looked so hard back into mine Now it's just a memory So i'll set you free I'll set you free Still sometimes late at night Moonlight comes into my window I make believe it's how it used to be We made it look so easy We never tried to resist Somehow you stopped believing Somehow we've come to this I remember eyes that shined As they looked so hard back into mine Now it's just a memory So i'll set you free I remember words that fell Like coins into a wishing well It was never meant to be So i'll set you free I'll set you free So now that i must go on What more can i do What good is being strong When all i ever really want is you more free lyrics

(s. hoffs/e. lowen/d. navarro)
Susanna

I hear you through the wire
The words all sound like noise
What happened to the fire in your voice

Don't try to hide the distance
It's just too big to ignore
We work it out like business
It won't work anymore

I remember eyes that shine
As they looked so hard back into mine
Now it's just a memory
So i'll set you free
I'll set you free

Still sometimes late at night
Moonlight comes into my window
I make believe it's how it used to be

We made it look so easy
We never tried to resist
Somehow you stopped believing
Somehow we've come to this

I remember eyes that shined
As they looked so hard back into mine
Now it's just a memory
So i'll set you free
I remember words that fell
Like coins into a wishing well
It was never meant to be
So i'll set you free
I'll set you free

So now that i must go on
What more can i do
What good is being strong
When all i ever really want is you

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