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M2M ~ Don't


When you walked into my world I was someone else's girl Every time you look in my eyes All that I felt somehow dies No no no no Can't you see what you're doing to me No no no no [Chorus] Don't look at me with that smile Don't act like everything's fine Stop putting dreams in my head When I should've thought of him instead When you say the things you do It makes me want to be with you And every time that he kisses me You are always what I see No no no no You make me forget about him No no no no [Chorus] No no no no Can't you see what you're doing to me No no no no [Chorus 2x] more free lyrics

When you walked into my world
I was someone else's girl
Every time you look in my eyes
All that I felt somehow dies

No no no no
Can't you see what you're doing to me
No no no no

[Chorus]
Don't look at me with that smile
Don't act like everything's fine
Stop putting dreams in my head
When I should've thought of him instead

When you say the things you do
It makes me want to be with you
And every time that he kisses me
You are always what I see

No no no no
You make me forget about him
No no no no

[Chorus]

No no no no
Can't you see what you're doing to me
No no no no

[Chorus 2x]

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