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Air Supply ~ Stop The Tears


(j. kyle, j. buckinham) I stopped seeing all of our old friends I don't go to places that you've been I stopped talking about you Started living without you But there's just one thing i don't understand How do i stop the tears How am i supposed to deal with this How do i stop the tears Do i get over you in a week or two When i been lovin' you for years Everybody thinks that i'm so strong They don't know what i go through when i'm alone I start thinkin' about you Goin' crazy without you But i stop myself and i hang up the phone How do i stop the tears How am i supposed to deal with this How do i stop the tears Do i get over you in a week or two When i been lovin' you for years One day you'll call me up goin' crazy Too late you'll want me back You'll be sayin', you'll be sayin' How do i stop the tears How am i supposed to deal with this How do i stop the tears Do i get over you in a week or two When i been lovin' you for years more free lyrics

(j. kyle, j. buckinham)

I stopped seeing all of our old friends
I don't go to places that you've been
I stopped talking about you
Started living without you
But there's just one thing i don't understand

How do i stop the tears
How am i supposed to deal with this
How do i stop the tears
Do i get over you in a week or two
When i been lovin' you for years

Everybody thinks that i'm so strong
They don't know what i go through when i'm alone
I start thinkin' about you
Goin' crazy without you
But i stop myself and i hang up the phone

How do i stop the tears
How am i supposed to deal with this
How do i stop the tears
Do i get over you in a week or two
When i been lovin' you for years

One day you'll call me up goin' crazy
Too late you'll want me back
You'll be sayin', you'll be sayin'

How do i stop the tears
How am i supposed to deal with this
How do i stop the tears
Do i get over you in a week or two
When i been lovin' you for years

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