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Exposé ~ I Think I'm in Trouble


I was taken the moment your eyes met mine My imagination never had a better time Oh yeah I was always the one Keeping things cool, Setting the pace, Making the rules But you've got the power to turn that around CHORUS: Uh-oh, I think I'm in trouble now (Oh, I think I'm in trouble) And I can't get out Oh no, I'm losing control somehow (Oh, I think I'm in trouble) I think I'm in trouble I'm not romantic, flowers don't make me cry Ooh, I'll take my chances, put it along the line Let myself go (let myself go) Just for a while (just for a while) Think you should know (think you should know) It's not my style (it's not my style) But you've got the power to turn that around CHORUS (2x) INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE SPOKEN: I'm in love and I must confess That my heart's been known to make a mess I'll say my prayers, hope for the best Am I in trouble? The answer is yes INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE I was always the one Keeping things cool, Setting the pace, Making the rules But you've got the power to turn that around CHORUS (repeat and fade out) more free lyrics

I was taken the moment your eyes met mine
My imagination never had a better time
Oh yeah

I was always the one
Keeping things cool,
Setting the pace,
Making the rules
But you've got the power to turn that around

CHORUS:
Uh-oh, I think I'm in trouble now
(Oh, I think I'm in trouble) And I can't get out
Oh no, I'm losing control somehow
(Oh, I think I'm in trouble) I think I'm in trouble

I'm not romantic, flowers don't make me cry
Ooh, I'll take my chances, put it along the line

Let myself go (let myself go)
Just for a while (just for a while)
Think you should know (think you should know)
It's not my style (it's not my style)
But you've got the power to turn that around

CHORUS (2x)

INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE

SPOKEN:
I'm in love and I must confess
That my heart's been known to make a mess
I'll say my prayers, hope for the best
Am I in trouble? The answer is yes

INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE

I was always the one
Keeping things cool,
Setting the pace,
Making the rules
But you've got the power to turn that around

CHORUS
(repeat and fade out)

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