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Bee Gees ~ The 1st Mistake I Ever Made


I ain't got no claim to nothing. I don't mess with anyone. I walk my way living in a masquerade. And one day I looked behind me at all the things I've done. That's the 1st mistake I ever made. I was born to a lonely women in a town called Buffalo. Never knew the man who never stayed. With my 12-string on my back I discovered every track. That's the 1st mistake I ever made. With a million hearts I've broken. I never kept the score. Memories of good love hate to stay. But I still remember someone who loved me so much more. That's the 1st mistake I ever made. So, when nothing's worth the living and in the night I look above. Prayed, about a million times I prayed. I know my story ended when I lost my only love. That's the 1st mistake I ever made. I was born to a lonely women in a town called Buffalo. Never knew the man who never stayed. With my 12-string on my back I discovered every track. That's the 1st mistake I ever made. more free lyrics

I ain't got no claim to nothing.
I don't mess with anyone.
I walk my way living in a masquerade.
And one day I looked behind me at all the things I've done.
That's the 1st mistake I ever made.

I was born to a lonely women in a town called Buffalo.
Never knew the man who never stayed.
With my 12-string on my back I discovered every track.
That's the 1st mistake I ever made.

With a million hearts I've broken.
I never kept the score.
Memories of good love hate to stay.
But I still remember someone who loved me so much more.
That's the 1st mistake I ever made.

So, when nothing's worth the living and in the night I look above.
Prayed, about a million times I prayed.
I know my story ended when I lost my only love.
That's the 1st mistake I ever made.

I was born to a lonely women in a town called Buffalo.
Never knew the man who never stayed.
With my 12-string on my back I discovered every track.
That's the 1st mistake I ever made.

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