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Goo Goo Dolls ~ No Way Out


Every time i walk you down by Deleware park You'd only hold my hand when its after dark All the places that I go and all the things that we have seen It makes me wanna scream There's no way out Every time I come a knockin at your door You tell me turn away, pal you're to poor I aint a rich boy, of course I know that All the places that i go are just cheap cheap cheap There's no way out Every time I waited for you in the rain My heart says our love is some kind of god damned pain I stand around and i think it's gonna work But won't you look at me , what am I a jerk. . . no ! There's no way out more free lyrics

Every time i walk you down by Deleware park
You'd only hold my hand when its after dark
All the places that I go and all the things that we have seen
It makes me wanna scream

There's no way out

Every time I come a knockin at your door
You tell me turn away, pal you're to poor
I aint a rich boy, of course I know that
All the places that i go are just cheap cheap cheap

There's no way out

Every time I waited for you in the rain
My heart says our love is some kind of god damned pain
I stand around and i think it's gonna work
But won't you look at me , what am I a jerk. . . no !

There's no way out

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