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Bon Jovi ~ Breakout


This time girl I've had enough You're too hot to handle with kid gloves Its too late I hear a knock on the door The game's over baby I can't take It no more Chorus: Breakout, Breakout Take these chains from me You held my heart for ransom Baby, set it free Breakout, Breakout Your lies can't hide what I see I'm better off on my own Promises made in the heat of the night (Whoa-oh-oh) Those words were broken under bedroom lights (Whoa-oh) Your lips they burn your body calls my name (Whoa-oh) I can feel the fire but its all in vain (Whoa-oh) Chorus (Whoa-oh) You say we'll meet around midnight You're gonna make me feel oh so right I'm saying oh no not tonight You gotta let me go more free lyrics

This time girl I've had enough
You're too hot to handle with kid gloves
Its too late I hear a knock on the door
The game's over baby I can't take
It no more

Chorus:
Breakout, Breakout
Take these chains from me
You held my heart for ransom
Baby, set it free
Breakout, Breakout
Your lies can't hide what I see
I'm better off on my own

Promises made in the heat of the night (Whoa-oh-oh)
Those words were broken under bedroom lights (Whoa-oh)
Your lips they burn your body calls my name (Whoa-oh)
I can feel the fire but its all in vain (Whoa-oh)

Chorus

(Whoa-oh) You say we'll meet around midnight
You're gonna make me feel oh so right
I'm saying oh no not tonight
You gotta let me go

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