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Cheap Trick ~ Didn't Know I Had It


Time will let you know (robin zander/brian o. who) Look at you and look at me Now what are we supposed to be We´re so afraid of something new You know it´s true You turn around and then it´s gone You can´t be sure if it´s the same old song We´re so afraid of everyone Afraid of the sun Please let this be love A love that is so true It´s all up to me It´s all up to you Time will let you know Whatever will be Whatever you do Time will let you know You see your folks and all their friends Ain´t it funny how the story ends You wonder why you´re hanging on When it´s gone Please let this be love A love that is so true It´s all up to me It´s all up to you Time will let you know Whatever will be Whatever you do Time will let you know Repeat chorus Look at you and look at me Now what are we supposed to be We´re so afraid of something new You know it´s true more free lyrics

Time will let you know
(robin zander/brian o. who)

Look at you and look at me
Now what are we supposed to be
We´re so afraid of something new
You know it´s true

You turn around and then it´s gone
You can´t be sure if it´s the same old song
We´re so afraid of everyone
Afraid of the sun

Please let this be love
A love that is so true

It´s all up to me
It´s all up to you
Time will let you know
Whatever will be
Whatever you do
Time will let you know

You see your folks and all their friends
Ain´t it funny how the story ends
You wonder why you´re hanging on
When it´s gone

Please let this be love
A love that is so true

It´s all up to me
It´s all up to you
Time will let you know
Whatever will be
Whatever you do
Time will let you know

Repeat chorus

Look at you and look at me
Now what are we supposed to be
We´re so afraid of something new
You know it´s true

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